Gov. Katie Hobbs signs bill to create Bitcoin reserve days after vetoing other cryptocurrency legislation
- On May 7, 2025, Governor Katie Hobbs approved legislation in Phoenix that created a state-run digital asset reserve fund.
- The law followed Hobbs' veto five days earlier of Senate Bill 1025, which proposed investing retirement funds in Bitcoin due to concerns over volatility and fiduciary risk.
- HB 2749 authorizes the state to claim custody of unclaimed digital assets inactive for three years, allowing staking and holding assets in native form under qualified custodians.
- The bill sets a three-year abandonment timeline matching traditional holdings, and restricts investment to digital assets with a market cap above $500 billion, primarily Bitcoin, which trades near $98,774.
- Arizona becomes the second U.S. State to create a formal digital asset framework, positioning itself as a potential leader in public finance innovation with positive reactions from advocates.
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Arizona Establishes Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Following President Trump’s Lead.
PULSE POINTS:What Happened: Arizona has established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve by enacting House Bill 2749. Who’s Involved: Governor Katie Hobbs (D), State Representative Jeff Weninger (R), Satoshi Action Fund, and cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase. Where & When: Arizona, with the bill signed into law on Thursday, May 8, 2025. Key Quote: “Arizona just showed the country how to turn forgotten assets into a fortress against inflation,” said Dennis…


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Arizona’s decision to legalize and launch its Bitcoin and digital assets reserve has rapidly accelerated confidence in blockchain-based assets. By allocating up to 10% of its $3.14 billion in public funds to digital assets, Arizona has become the second U.S. state—after New Hampshire—to formally embrace crypto reserves. Governor Katie Hobbs signed House Bill 2749 into law, creating a framework that supports the direct use of Bitcoin, NFTs, and o…
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