#ArizonaBTCReserve A "ArizonaBTCReserve" refers to the initiative of the state of Arizona, in the United States, to create a strategic Bitcoin reserve, becoming the first North American state to approve such a measure. In April 2025, the state legislature approved two bills, SB 1025 and SB 1373, which authorize the state treasury to invest up to 10% of public funds in digital assets, including Bitcoin and NFTs. These bills also establish a Strategic Digital Assets Fund, which will utilize seized cryptocurrencies and future budget allocations to compose the reserve.

The proposal aims to diversify the state's financial assets, protect against inflation, and position Arizona as a leader in digital financial innovation. With estimated public assets of $6,588,332,223,031.5 billion, the 10% allocation would allow for an investment of up to $658,833,222.30314 billion in digital assets.

However, the implementation of the measure depends on the signature of Governor Katie Hobbs. Although she has raised previous vetoes after bipartisan agreements, she has not yet specifically commented on the bills related to the Bitcoin reserve.

Arizona's initiative reflects a growing trend among U.S. states to explore the use of cryptocurrencies in public finance, with states like Texas, Florida, and New Hampshire considering similar proposals.