#亚利桑那比特币储备

Random Writing Arizona suddenly made a big move, the legislature passed a bill overnight to include Bitcoin in the state's financial reserves, making it the first state government in the U.S. to adopt a "Bitcoin Standard." This action left Washington stunned—they plan to purchase Bitcoin with 3% of the fiscal surplus, which, according to the current budget, is equivalent to acquiring 25,000 BTC, a scale comparable to half of MicroStrategy. The most magical part is that the bill contains a powerful clause: it allows businesses to pay taxes with Bitcoin, which effectively acknowledges Bitcoin's status as legal tender.

The market's reaction was very honest; as soon as the news broke, Bitcoin surged by $800. However, the real drama unfolded in the derivatives market—open contracts for Bitcoin futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange surged by $2 billion overnight, all betting on a call option for $100,000 by the end of next year. Even more cleverly, the Arizona State Pension Fund suddenly revised its investment rules to quietly add a "digital asset" category, clearly paving the way for subsequent operations.

(Internal documents show that the state has reached a secret agreement with a mining giant to plan to use the power from idle nuclear power plants for mining, this "nuclear energy + Bitcoin" combo even received a thumbs up from Musk...)