Bitcoin Reserve Bill In Texas Removes $500 Million Buying Cap
Texas Senator Charles Schwertner has refiled a strategic Bitcoin reserve bill under the new designation “SB 21,” removing the previous annual purchasing cap of $500 million and paving the way for significantly larger state-level investments in Bitcoin (BTC). The refiled legislation also broadens its reach to include other crypto assets that meet a specified market […]
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