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Crypto Prune > Mining > Bitcoin mining can power the US if regulators prioritize it
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Bitcoin mining can power the US if regulators prioritize it

8 months ago 7 Min Read

Disclosure: The opinions and opinions expressed here belong to the authors solely and do not represent the views or opinions of the crypto.news editorial.

US Crypto is entering a new era as policymakers across federal and state levels consider strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserves and legislative frameworks that bring clarity to the industry after years of uncertainty.

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In the past few weeks alone, President Trump announced the establishment of the National Bitcoin Reserve under Executive Action, and Senator Cincia Mills has introduced legislation through Congress that proposes the creation of a strategic Bitcoin reserve for the United States. Passing will strengthen the importance of Bitcoin in financial markets and create long-term trust between miners and investors.

In the case of Bitcoin mining, this shift represents a key opportunity as clear and consistent regulations can support innovation, attract sector investment and promote sustainable growth.

By creating a framework that balances accountability and opportunity, the US can solidify its position as a global leader and ensure that both the Bitcoin mining and energy sectors will flourish. During this regulatory renaissance, Bitcoin has remained at the heart of debate as it is the foundation of the crypto ecosystem. But as the only major asset that utilizes proof of work, Bitcoin’s mining infrastructure continues to ground the entire industry. Supporting miners with regulatory clarity is essential to the long-term viability of the space.

Historically, miners have operated under an uncertain combination of state and federal regulations, but Washington is now taking a more intentional approach and pivoting towards more structured surveillance and collaboration.

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The 21st Century Act (FIT21) bill on financial innovation and technology aims to end regulatory uncertainty and clearly define the role of the SEC and CFTC, and is already ongoing. By replacing reactive regulations with a structured framework, FIT21 (or future updated versions) can provide much-needed stability and help the industry grow with confidence.

Bills like the Lummis-Gillibrand Payment Stablecoin Act and Hagerty’s Genius Act represent key steps to integrating Stablecoins into the financial system. The bill could increase liquidity in the crypto market, encourage institutional investment, and strengthen the role of Bitcoin as a reserve asset for the digital economy.

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However, it is important for lawmakers to distinguish Bitcoin from other digital assets. Many lack their resilience and long-term viability. Thoughtful regulations should prioritize the fundamental importance of Bitcoin and ensure that mining operations are given the clarity and incentives needed to continue to strengthen their networks. Like previous emerging industries like ride-sharing, the state is set by example.

Federal government policies are still under development, but many individual states have already adopted Bitcoin mining as a driving force for energy innovation and economic development. Fifteen US states, including Texas, Alabama, Arizona and Florida, have introduced legislative proposals to create Bitcoin strategic reserves, recognizing their long-term potential as financial assets.

Not all of them will pass, but the activities are encouraging. In Arizona and Utah, the law has already passed approval channels and could set precedents for the role of Bitcoin in the state’s financial strategy. Recognizing Bitcoin as a legal reserve asset alongside gold and other state-held reserves is a critical moment for institutional adoption.

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Public-private partnerships also play an important role at the state level. In Texas, Bitcoin Miners are working with Texas’ Electric Reliability Council (ERCOT) to stabilize the power grid and adjust energy consumption based on supply and demand. Such collaborations demonstrate how mining can become an asset in the energy sector and contribute to energy resilience across the country.

In Arkansas, local governments are prohibited from dealing with Bitcoin miners in a way that is different from traditional data centers. Montana passed a similar bill to protect miners from government interference, explicitly saying the industry would “provide positive economic value” to the community. These efforts reflect a growing awareness of the role of Bitcoin mining in economic growth, promoting further investment and long-term development.

The economic benefits of Bitcoin mining are tangible in communities across the country. Rural towns struggling to create jobs thanks to their mining operations are experiencing new investments and infrastructure development. A proper regulatory approach allows this economic revitalization to continue, ensuring it remains mined for the community, while maintaining a responsible approach to energy use.

The next few years will define the future of Bitcoin in the US. With its strong energy infrastructure, increased regulatory clarity and commitment to sustainable growth, America is leading generational opportunities. Lawmakers now have the opportunity to create policies that promote innovation rather than curb it.

By prioritizing the fundamental role of Bitcoin and ensuring the prosperity of the mining industry, the United States will secure its position at the forefront of the global crypto economy.

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Abdumalik Mirakhmedov

Abdumalik Mirakhmedov He is the co-founder and president of GDA. Abdumalik is a tech investor and veteran manager with a focus on digital assets and the high-tech industry. He has over 15 years of management experience in public and private companies. Abdumalik combines his expertise with Bitcoin’s confidence to build the most successful global Bitcoin mining company.

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