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The Arizona State Legislature has passed a bill allowing the state treasury and retirement funds to invest up to 10% in digital assets such as Bitcoin, awaiting the signature of Governor Katie Hobbs. If passed, it will become one of the first states in the U.S. to establish cryptocurrency reserves.
The bill was proposed by Republican legislators Wendy Rogers and Jeff Weninger, advocating for a competitive edge in the cryptocurrency market. Supporters believe that Bitcoin has advantages such as inflation resistance and decentralization, which can address risks related to debt and currency depreciation. Opponents are concerned about its price volatility and lack of federal regulation, which could jeopardize the safety of public funds.
Although it has been approved by the legislature, the governor's position remains unclear, as she has stated that she will prioritize handling funds for disabled individuals, otherwise vetoing other bills.
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