Oklahoma has introduced the HB1203 bill, which will allow the state to invest in Bitcoin through state savings and pension funds. State Representative Cody Maynard noted that this will provide protection against inflation and help preserve the purchasing power of citizens. The bill is aimed at strengthening Oklahoma's financial stability and supporting innovative solutions in the field of digital assets. The bill will be considered in February and will come into effect on November 1.
1/16/2025 11:44:44 AM (GMT+1)
Oklahoma will pass the HB1203 bill allowing investments in Bitcoin through state savings and pension funds to protect against inflation and strengthen financial stability 💰
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