Maryland

Although it once had the chance to be one of the pioneering states in recognizing Bitcoin as a reserve asset, on February 23, the Montana House rejected this bill by a vote of 41-59.
Bitcoin Not Accepted by Montana Due to Risk Concerns
House Bill No. 429, passed by the House Business and Labor Committee #Montana on February 19, originally proposed establishing a fund to invest in precious metals, stablecoins, and digital assets with a market capitalization over $750 billion. Bitcoin is the only asset that meets this criterion.

📢 Maryland and Kentucky have just joined the ever-growing list of U.S. states considering holding Bitcoin to strengthen financial reserves. This is a sign that Bitcoin is gradually being regarded as a strategic asset, not only for individual investors but also for state governments.
📌 The Two Latest States Considering Bitcoin Reserves
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: The "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act" has just been introduced by Democratic Representative Caylin Young. If passed, this state will establish a Bitcoin reserve fund, with funding coming from enforcing anti-gambling laws.