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Arizona Governor Calls Crypto an ‘Untested Investment,’ Striking Bitcoin Reserve Bill

  • On May 2, Arizona’s Governor Katie Hobbs rejected legislation that would have established a Bitcoin reserve within the state treasury.
  • The bill aimed to let Arizona invest up to 10% of state treasury and pension funds in digital assets, following similar yet unsuccessful efforts in other states.
  • Although the bill had bipartisan backing and was introduced with strong advocacy from legislators including Wendy Rogers and Jeff Weninger, Governor Hobbs rejected it due to concerns about the instability and uncertain nature of cryptocurrencies.
  • Hobbs highlighted that Arizona’s retirement funds remain robust by relying on established investment methods and cautioned against including experimental digital assets in the portfolio.
  • The veto marks a setback for integrating Bitcoin into public funds, reflecting broader governmental caution amid ongoing federal and state debates on digital asset adoption.
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Crypto Briefing broke the news in on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
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