Michael Saylor listed two things on X tonight. Florida elected a Republican governor who supports a U.S. Bitcoin reserve, while Texas elected a Democratic senator who voted to establish a Bitcoin reserve for the state. His conclusion was simple: the case for holding Bitcoin crosses party lines.
State-level bills are advancing faster than federal efforts. Once one state gets a bill through, others can adapt its provisions and introduce their own. In recent years, state Bitcoin reserves have gone from isolated experiments to a replicable template.
$BTC is currently at $78,258, up 1.42% in 24 hours. After the midterm election results came in, the price fell before recovering, and is now consolidating above $78,000. During this pullback, Saylor has already publicly said once that Bitcoin can weather it. This time, he focused on something beyond party lines: policy continuity.
The list of states with Bitcoin reserves keeps growing. Which state will be next? Time will tell.
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State-level bills are advancing faster than federal efforts. Once one state gets a bill through, others can adapt its provisions and introduce their own. In recent years, state Bitcoin reserves have gone from isolated experiments to a replicable template.
$BTC is currently at $78,258, up 1.42% in 24 hours. After the midterm election results came in, the price fell before recovering, and is now consolidating above $78,000. During this pullback, Saylor has already publicly said once that Bitcoin can weather it. This time, he focused on something beyond party lines: policy continuity.
The list of states with Bitcoin reserves keeps growing. Which state will be next? Time will tell.
#比特币储备 #PolicyWatch
