#亚利桑那比特币储备

In January 2025, the Arizona State Senate Finance Committee voted 5:2 to give Bitcoin a "green card"—allowing 10% of state public funds to be gambled on cryptocurrency, with pensions becoming part of the "betting pool." Republican lawmaker Wendy Rogers declared, "Bitcoin is the new gold reserve of the era!" Meanwhile, neighboring Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs scoffed, "You want me to sign? First, pass my veto rate KPI!" After all, this governor set a record last year with a 22% bill veto rate, earning her the title of "Thanos of the governor's world."

By April 28, the House staged the ultimate showdown. Legislators held SB1025 (allowing the purchase of Bitcoin) in one hand and SB1373 (establishing a digital asset reserve) in the other, resulting in votes of 31:25 and 37:19, directly making Bitcoin the "new darling of state finance." **With $2 billion pulled from a $20 billion pension fund to buy coins, it’s equivalent to converting the retirement funds of all state employees into 20,000 Bitcoin chips**, causing retail investors to exclaim, "So it turns out state employees are the hidden big shots in the crypto world!"

Now the bill sits on the Democratic governor's desk, and internet jokesters have begun betting: "If Hobbs signs it, she’s the 'Mother of Bitcoin'; if she rejects it, she’s a 'Wall Street puppet!'" Even more astonishing, 15 states including Texas and New Hampshire worked overnight to copy the proposal, piling them higher than Musk’s rockets. The market reaction was even more surreal—upon hearing the news, Bitcoin instantly surged 3.5% to break $65,000, with trading volume exploding by 15%. Retail investors shouted, "The state government is lifting me up," while the fear and greed index skyrocketed from "Zen" to "Frenzy."

"In the crypto world, while state government pensions might turn into Bitcoin chips, retail investors’ memes are always online—after all, **money may get stuck, but jokes never sleep!**"