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Hadari sa gabanka inda kakeso. Gamji kake kafi ƙarfin sara da sassaƙa. Uban Bitcoin sai dubu ta taru. Na Nikolas kafi karfin gayya. Makiyanka fadawanka. Ina gwanin wani ga nawa. Magariba kake, kafi ƙarfin ƙasaru. Igiyar ruwa kake mai wuyar ratsawa. An buga da kai an barka ɗan ɗakin CFan uwar gidan Nikwalas. Tsamiyar kan kabari baƙin cikin masu kunu. Namu ba irin nasu bane, ko da nasu sa so namu.

hold pi hold hold $PI and make future Bitcoin is pi

200-day ema tagged, and the final support level holding so far. Quite a few green daily candles already, would be great to add #Bitcoin to that list as well. First objective: reclaiming $92,000.

Listen up, ya mugs! If 89k stands tough as a brick wall, keep your peepers peeled for the next hot spots on #bitcoin’s trail! P.S. i used grok to redo my post as a 30s gangsta..😂😂

Oklahoma’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act (HB 1203 ) has advanced past the House Government Oversight Committee with a 12-2 vote and will now proceed to a full House floor vote. If enacted, the bill would integrate Bitcoin into the state’s financial planning. The bill, sponsored by Representative Cody Maynard and Senator Frix, received support from 12 committee members, with 2 opposing votes. Representative Hays was added as a coauthor. The committee has issued a “DO PASS” recommendation, signaling strong legislative backing. A recent tweet from Cointelegraph reports that the bill could allow Oklahoma to allocate 10% of public funds into Bitcoin or other digital assets exceeding a $500 billion market cap. While the bill does not explicitly mention these figures, multiple states, including Arizona and Utah, are exploring similar digital asset reserves. 🇺🇸 TODAY: Oklahoma’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act (HB 1203) has passed the House committee, advancing for a House floor vote next. The bill allows the state to invest 10% of its public funds into Bitcoin or any digital asset with a market cap of over $500B. pic.twitter.com/6TJl9JZsKd HB 1203 seeks to create a Bitcoin reserve owned by the state, which may involve savings accounts and pension funds. The reasoning is that Bitcoin is a valuable asset for stability due to its decentralized system and its supply is capped. Oklahoma can increase its financial stability by diversifying in digital assets. Its supporters argue it can make Oklahoma a blockchain leadership destination, attracting crypto-related businesses and investment. The move is in sync with other states, for example, Texas and Pennsylvania , which consider Bitcoin reserves. Its volatility, regulatory uncertainty, and security risk have been criticized. Critics argue public funds should not be left in market hands without firm protections. The bill will proceed for a vote on the House floor. If it is approved, it proceeds to the Senate before it can reach the Governor for signature. If it is signed, Oklahoma can potentially be among the first states in which Bitcoin is part of its monetary policy, setting a precedent for other states thinking about such a policy. DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.