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VisitWhat will be the primary motivation for supporting 'Strategic Bitcoin Reserve' bills by 2025?
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Lawmakers Push for 'Strategic Bitcoin Reserve' Bill with 120,000 Support Letters from 10 States
Nov 16, 2024, 07:30 PM
Lawmakers across the United States are reportedly rallying support for a 'Strategic Bitcoin Reserve' bill, with indications of significant backing emerging. A total of 120,000 letters have been sent to lawmakers urging their endorsement of this legislation. Additionally, Dennis Porter, a key figure in the movement, confirmed that 10 lawmakers from 10 different states are prepared to introduce strategic Bitcoin reserve legislation. This initiative is seen as a foundational step, with expectations that more states will follow suit in the near future.
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