In an intriguing shift, at least 16 U.S. states are pushing forward legislation for creating Bitcoin reserves. This movement reflects a growing trend towards embracing digital asset reserves, following a national-level initiative linked to President Trump's previous administration.
It's a significant step suggesting states are looking to diversify their financial resources, moving away from traditional fiat currencies and potentially preparing for a future where digital assets play a crucial role in state economies. The question remains: will these efforts gain momentum and align with Trump's Bitcoin promises?
