North Carolina proposed a new bill on Monday, planning to allocate up to 10% of state government and highway funds into Crypto Assets, temporarily limited to BTC (BTC) with a sufficiently large Market Cap. The bill is supported by Destin Hall, the Speaker of the State House, and joins 18 other states, many of which are considering investing a portion of their retirement funds in Crypto Assets. Wisconsin and Michigan have already included Crypto Assets in public employee retirement investment portfolios, and at least two other states are actively discussing similar plans. In total, 23 states are closely following the idea of betting part of their financial future on the field of digital assets.
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North Carolina proposed a new bill on Monday, planning to allocate up to 10% of state government and highway funds into Crypto Assets, temporarily limited to BTC (BTC) with a sufficiently large Market Cap. The bill is supported by Destin Hall, the Speaker of the State House, and joins 18 other states, many of which are considering investing a portion of their retirement funds in Crypto Assets. Wisconsin and Michigan have already included Crypto Assets in public employee retirement investment portfolios, and at least two other states are actively discussing similar plans. In total, 23 states are closely following the idea of betting part of their financial future on the field of digital assets.