The Governor of Arizona vetoed the Digital Asset Strategic Reserve Act, calling cryptocurrency an 'unverified investment'. There is indeed a partisan dispute, as the Democratic governor directly rejected the proposal, so anything that has not been implemented cannot be confirmed as valid.

The Arizona Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act has successfully passed the final vote in the House and is awaiting signature from Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs. Arizona will become the first state in the United States to require public funds to be invested in Bitcoin. The bill allows the state treasurer and retirement systems to invest up to 10% of available funds in digital assets (specifically Bitcoin).

It's crucial to say that nothing is completely certain yet; the governor is a Democrat, and Trump is a Republican. When it comes to the ground cheering, otherwise if denied, what will the outcome be?