In recent weeks, Arizona has become the first state in the United States to pass the **Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Act (SB1025)**, allowing up to 10% of state public funds (such as retirement funds) to be invested in Bitcoin, potentially bringing over $2 billion in funds into the crypto market. The bill was promoted by Senator Wendy Rogers and aims to diversify investment risks and address inflation, but critics worry that Bitcoin's high volatility may threaten the security of public funds. The bill has been passed by both chambers of the state legislature and is currently awaiting signature from Governor Katie Hobbs. If enacted, Arizona will become the first state to establish an official Bitcoin reserve, possibly encouraging 15 other states to follow suit. This legislation is seen as an important milestone in the integration of cryptocurrency into traditional finance.