Bitcoin Reserve News

Arizona’s Strategic Digital Assets Reserve Bill is one vote away from hitting Governor Katie Hobbs’ desk, though she has been recently vetoing bipartisan bills.

Binance is advising global governments on setting up strategic Bitcoin reserves and crypto regulations, as countries follow the US lead on digital asset policy, its CEO said.

Bitcoin Policy Institute executive director Matthew Pines said that tariff earnings are “budget-neutral” and can be used by the US government to buy Bitcoin.

The US is exploring every option to fund America’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, according to White House crypto council executive director Bo Hines.

Strategy acquired 3,459 BTC worth $285 million, boosting its total holdings to over $35.9 billion as institutional confidence wanes amid global trade tensions.

The parliamentarian proposed a “budget-neutral” Bitcoin reserve to the finance minister, inspired by US President Donald Trump’s March 7 executive order.

New Hampshire is now the fourth US state to see a Bitcoin reserve bill pass through one legislative chamber, while a Florida House committee has advanced a similar bill.

Bitcoin’s correlation with traditional stocks may be declining, but the fiat money supply remains BTC’s main price catalyst.

While federal agencies are required to report their holdings to the Treasury secretary, they are not required to disclose their holdings to the public.

Nakamoto’s legacy grew from a simple experiment to a “cornerstone of economic sovereignty.”

The growing BTCFi sector and potential interest rate cuts on the horizon may create more demand for Bitcoin as a productive, yield-bearing asset.

Bills to create Bitcoin reserves have been introduced in 26 states, with Arizona currently the closest to passing a law.

West Virginia's Bitcoin bill seeks to allow the state treasurer to invest up to 10% of state funds in BTC, stablecoins and precious metals.

Analysts say central banks will expand liquidity in the near future, opening the door for Bitcoin price to make a push toward new all-time highs.

South Carolina has dismissed its lawsuit against Coinbase related to its staking services — joining Vermont in a move described by the firm as a victory for American consumers.