How many U.S. states will introduce a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill by the end of 2025?
1-3 states • 25%
4-6 states • 25%
7-9 states • 25%
10 or more states • 25%
Official announcements from state legislatures or governments
Ohio Introduces Bill for Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Allowing 10% Allocation from State Funds with 6 Co-Sponsors
Jan 24, 2025, 08:28 PM
A new bill has been introduced in Ohio to establish a 'Strategic Bitcoin Reserve,' sponsored by Majority Whip Steve Carra. The legislation allows the state to allocate up to 10% of its general fund and budget towards the reserve. This initiative is part of a broader trend, with expectations that other states will follow suit in creating similar reserves to promote Bitcoin adoption. The bill has garnered support from six co-sponsors and aims to define 'digital assets' broadly, although it does not specifically mention Bitcoin in its text. Advocates believe this move could accelerate the adoption of Bitcoin across the United States.
View original story
Less than 6 states • 25%
12 or more states • 25%
9-11 states • 25%
6-8 states • 25%
Texas only • 25%
Texas and two other states • 25%
Texas and three or more other states • 25%
Texas and one other state • 25%
12 states • 25%
8 states • 25%
9-11 states • 25%
More than 12 states • 25%
12-14 • 25%
9-11 • 25%
More than 11 states • 25%
11 states • 25%
10 states • 25%
9 states • 25%
18 or more • 25%
15-17 • 25%
31+ states • 25%
0-10 states • 25%
11-20 states • 25%
21-30 states • 25%
3-4 states • 25%
5-6 states • 25%
More than 6 states • 25%
0-2 states • 25%
3-4 states • 25%
1-2 states • 25%
0 states • 25%
5 or more states • 25%
More than 8 • 25%
0-2 • 25%
3-5 • 25%
6-8 • 25%
3-5 other states • 25%
More than 5 other states • 25%
1-2 other states • 25%
0 other states • 25%
0-3 • 25%
7-9 • 25%
10 or more • 25%
4-6 • 25%
0% • 25%
1-5% • 25%
6-10% • 25%
More than 10% • 25%
Other • 25%
Texas • 25%
Florida • 25%
California • 25%