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North Carolina is making a significant stride toward the integration of Bitcoin into its financial strategy. A recently introduced bill aims to enable the state treasurer to allocate a portion of public funds to digital assets, with a particular emphasis on BTC exchange-traded products (ETPs). North Carolina has become the 20th state in the United States to investigate legislation that pertains to Bitcoin reserves as a result of this action. 10% Of Budget To Bitcoin Investments The intent of House Bill 92 (HB 92), also known as the “NC Digital Assets Investments Act,” is to empower the state treasurer to allocate up to 10% of state-managed funds into crypto-backed ETPs. BREAKING: 🇺🇸NORTH CAROLINA INTRODUCES STRATEGIC BITCOIN RESERVE BILL. IT AIMS TO BECOME FIRST U.S STATE TO BUY BITCOIN. pic.twitter.com/5uWD1xw0tx — CryptoJack (@cryptojack) February 11, 2025 House Speaker Destin Hall, Representatives Mark Brody, and Steve Ross, introduced the measure, which proposes to diversify the state’s investments by incorporating cryptocurrency exposure. According to Dan Spuller, Blockchain Association chief of Industry Affairs, Hall is “one of NC’s most powerful leaders.” To provide context, the potential for billions of dollars to enter the digital currency markets if North Carolina were to invest the entire 10% of its eligible funds is significant. This allocation could result in the procurement of tens of thousands of BTC, given that the flagship coin’s current price is approximately $98,000+. As promised, North Carolina’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve legislation was introduced today. This is a big deal. Let me explain: 📜 HB 92 bill was personally introduced by House Speaker @DestinHall—one of NC’s most powerful leaders. Top of the food chain. It will directly… pic.twitter.com/QtS6Kj8CKu — Dan Spuller (@DanSpuller) February 10, 2025 The Growing Influence Of Crypto In State Investments North Carolina’s action is indicative of a more general trend in…

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