美国首个！亚利桑那议会通过比特币储备法案，允许最多10%的公共资产投向比特币

Core Points - Arizona has passed legislation allowing up to 10% of public funds to be invested in Bitcoin and digital assets, potentially making it the first state in the U.S. to establish a Bitcoin reserve [1][2] - The Arizona House approved two key bills aimed at creating Bitcoin and digital asset reserves, with SB1025 passing with 31 votes in favor and 25 against, and SB1373 passing with 37 votes in favor and 19 against [1] - These bills authorize the state treasurer to allocate up to 10% of public funds to cryptocurrencies, aligning Arizona with approximately 15 other states considering similar measures [1][2] Legislative Context - SB1373 allows for the use of seized crypto assets and future appropriations to establish reserves, incorporating on-chain auditability and standard risk controls [2] - Arizona's initiative coincides with national discussions on establishing cryptocurrency reserves, including a recent executive order from President Trump proposing a "strategic Bitcoin reserve" [2] - Other states like Texas, Florida, and New Hampshire are also advancing similar legislation, indicating a growing interest in integrating cryptocurrencies into public financial strategies [2] Market Reaction - Following the vote in Arizona, Bitcoin's price surged, trading close to $95,000, marking a 25% increase from its low in early April [3]