Arizona is one step away from becoming the first state in the U.S. to invest public funds in bitcoin, following the approval of projects SB 1025 and SB 1373. The former would allow up to 10% of the state treasury—equivalent to USD 3 billion—to be exclusively allocated to BTC, while the latter would enable a broader crypto reserve with funds confiscated by the State.
Both projects only need the signature of Governor Katie Hobbs, known for her record of over 200 vetoes, which creates uncertainty.
If Hobbs vetoes the initiatives, Congress would need a supermajority to overturn her decision, something unlikely with the current votes. But if she approves them, Arizona could set a revolutionary precedent, driving institutional adoption of Bitcoin, attracting crypto companies, and accelerating a new economic era based on decentralized assets.
The Arizona movement symbolizes how Bitcoin not only challenges the traditional financial system but is already knocking on the doors of governments. However, it remains to be seen whether political fear and bureaucracy will hinder this revolution or ultimately propel it.
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