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As of April 28, 2025, the Arizona House of Representatives passed two key bills - SB1025 and SB1373, marking the state’s potential to become the first in the U.S. to establish a strategic reserve for Bitcoin (BTC).

These bills authorize the state’s financial department to invest up to 10% of public funds (including treasury and pension assets) in digital assets such as Bitcoin, with a maximum amount of approximately $3.15 billion.

The SB1025 bill is known as the “Arizona Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act,” allowing the treasurer to invest up to 10% of state-managed assets in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. The SB1373 bill establishes a “Strategic Digital Asset Reserve Fund” for managing seized or purchased crypto assets and sets forth transparency and risk control mechanisms. Both bills have passed the state House and are currently awaiting the signature of Governor Katie Hobbs.

However, the final fate of the bills remains uncertain. Governor Hobbs previously stated that she would veto all bills unless a “serious, bipartisan funding solution” is passed by the Republican-controlled legislature to protect healthcare for Arizona’s disabled population.

If these bills are ultimately signed, Arizona will become the first state in the nation to officially establish a Bitcoin reserve, potentially serving as a model for cryptocurrency policies in other states. Currently, about 15 states nationwide are considering similar legislation.

This move demonstrates Arizona's proactive attitude towards exploring the integration of digital assets, aiming to enhance fiscal resilience through a diversified investment portfolio and pave the way for future financial innovations.