Multiple states in the US are considering the creation of state-level bitcoin reserves, ahead of the federal government.
The move comes amid expectations that the incoming Biden administration will be supportive of a national bitcoin reserve.
Several states, including Texas, Pennsylvania, and Florida, have already introduced legislation or taken steps to create state-level bitcoin reserves.
Meanwhile, the Biden administration has yet to announce any concrete plans for a national bitcoin reserve. However, the US government already holds a large amount of bitcoin that was seized during legal enforcement actions.
Proponents of state-level bitcoin reserves argue that the move can help hedge against inflation and economic volatility, and provide a valuable financial asset for the state.
However, critics have questioned the purpose of the reserves and warned that they could be used to manipulate bitcoin prices.
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