Bitcoin Updates: Texas Breaks New Ground as First U.S. State to Allocate $10M for Bitcoin Holdings
- Texas becomes first U.S. state to allocate $10M to a Bitcoin reserve via BlackRock's IBIT ETF, using surplus funds under Senate Bill 21. - The $5M purchase at $87,000/coin is temporary, with plans to transition to self-custody solutions by the Comptroller's office in coming months. - The move aligns with growing institutional Bitcoin adoption, mirroring Harvard and Abu Dhabi's investments, and positions Texas as a crypto-friendly policy leader. - Representing 0.0004% of Texas's biennial budget, the reser
Texas Sets Precedent as First U.S. State to Create
Texas has made history by being the first state in the U.S. to dedicate public resources to a Bitcoin reserve, acquiring $5 million in Bitcoin via BlackRock's IBIT ETF as part of a larger $10 million plan. This initiative,
The state’s first $5 million investment was made through the IBIT ETF,
This move has drawn parallels to institutional Bitcoin investments by organizations like Harvard University,
Texas’s move has captured nationwide interest,
Although the $10 million reserve accounts for only 0.0004% of Texas’s two-year budget, officials emphasize its importance as a challenge to traditional asset management models.
As more institutions show interest in Bitcoin, Texas’s trailblazing move underscores the shifting landscape of digital assets in government finance and may inspire other states to reconsider their own treasury approaches.
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