The future of Texas’ Bitcoin State Preparation (BTC) will be defined as the deadline for Gov. Greg Abbott to sign or go to the SB 21 bill on Sunday, June 22nd. If you do not take action before the expiration of the period, this measure will automatically become law, as established by the National Constitution.
The SB 21 project proposes the creation of a strategic Cryptocurrency MinistryBitcoin was first considered the sole asset, taking into account its market capitalization of over $500 billion. The initiative was facilitated by Senator Charles Schwartner.
This law grants the Director of Public Accounts the authority to acquire, store and manage BTC.in the future, it could expand the reserve to other cryptocurrencies. If the action is approved, the Secretary will have to establish a reservation, and will be in office until January 2026, and will deliver the report to the House Transfer Committee.
The project will turn Texas into a third US state after New Hampshire and Arizona to establish the Bitcoin Treasury Department.
on the other hand, The proposal establishes the establishment of an advisory committee consisting of experts from Cryptoactive Investments.ensuring informational management of the protected area. To enhance security, we are looking to rely on qualified custodians and use cold storage methods.
There is no official confirmation at this time, Governor Abbott is expected to allow the law to come into effect as he repeatedly showed his support. For projects and ecosystems.
“Texas moves to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve: a new era of state finances,” the governor said after the project won Congressional approval.
Furthermore, in previous publications, the official reminded users who declared Texas “a home of cryptocurrency mining,” along with declaring the nation to become the “capital of the sector” of the United States.
As reported by Cryptonotics, the SB 21 bill was approved at the end of May on a third reading by the House of Representatives, just one day after obtaining green light on the second measurement. This allowed the initiative to proceed to the governor’s desk waiting for his signature or veto.
Not all attempts to create state reserves of Bitcoin are heading towards this stage. Similar proposals have been rejected in states such as Wyoming and Montana due to concerns related to cryptocurrency volatility, lack of technical understanding by lawmakers, or concerns caused by governor intervention.
