South Dakota Likely To Lead Nation With First Bitcoin Reserve, Says State Rep
South Dakota Representative Logan Manhart declared on February 4 that his state may soon become the first in the nation to pass a strategic Bitcoin reserve (SBR) bill, citing South Dakota’s notably short legislative session and an imminent deadline in mid-March. “South Dakota has one of the shortest legislative sessions in the country. It is […]
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In recent weeks, the momentum for state governments to establish digital assets reserves has faced significant setbacks, with legislative efforts in Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming failing to pass crypto reserve bills. According to Bloomberg, the ongoing volatility associated with cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin (BTC), has raised concerns among lawmakers, leading to a cautious […]
A city in the U.S. state of North Dakota has begun accepting cryptocurrencies for utility bill payments. The city’s finance director says, “We are the first municipality in the state of North Dakota, and the third in the nation, to offer this service.” City Government Accepts Crypto Payments The city of Williston in the U.S. state of North Dakota announced Thursday that “it now accepts digital cryptocurrency payments for utility bills.” The city’s finance director, Hercules Cummings, explained that Williston has partnered with Bitpay to accept....
The close of last week coughed up some rather unpleasant news for Bitcoin (and crypto) supporters. Arizona’s governor, Katie Hobbs, announced her decision to veto Senate Bill 1025, also known as the ‘Arizona Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act.’ SB1025 would have allowed Arizona’s treasurers and public retirement funds to invest up to 10% of state funds into $BTC and other crypto assets. Keep reading to learn more about Arizona’s Bitcoin problem. We’ll also discuss another potential bottleneck crypto is currently facing. Do stick around until the end because....
North Dakota officials are luring in crypto mining companies to set up in the state. With $3B already invested, and with $3B said to be on the way, they're doing well so far. North Dakota government officials rocked up to the Bitcoin 2022 conference in Miami to lure cryptocurrency miners into their greener pastures. They came with the promise of the “cleanest crypto on the planet.” The North Dakota Commerce Department dropped $35,000 on the trip, saying it expected a return of 20,000% or more from its presence at the conference. The department announced that the state has already secured....
With the nation state game theory playing out in front of us, it is interesting to speculate on who may be next.