Texas has introduced a second crypto reserve bill, allocating up to $250 million for Bitcoin and other digital assets from the state’s economic stabilization fund. This marks the state’s second attempt at establishing a digital asset reserve, with bipartisan support in the Senate. The bill would take effect on Sept. 1, 2025, aligning with trends across the US where 21 states are exploring similar frameworks. Texas’ strategic position for Bitcoin adoption was highlighted, with strong support from state officials. President Trump’s goal to make the US the cryptocurrency capital of the world was also mentioned.

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