Kazakhstan's central bank has announced a strategic move to invest up to $350 million in cryptocurrency assets, marking a significant shift in its reserve management strategy.

The bill would create a reserve fund to hold certain digital assets transferred to the state under unclaimed property rules.

Large-cap crypto assets are holding steady today, with BTC trading near $118,000.

Corporate BTC treasuries now control nearly 4% of the BTC supply, per a new report from Keyrock.

The U.S. president’s media company will be adopting Michael Saylor’s approach and issuing stocks and convertible notes to buy billions worth of Bitcoin.

The move by New Hampshire comes just days after Florida and Arizona shelved similar bills.

While most of the crypto community celebrated the landmark news, crypto markets sold off after it was revealed that the U.S. would not be buying Bitcoin.

Prominent members of the crypto community are questioning the move as the first White House Crypto Summit approaches.

The U.S. President confirmed long-awaited plans to launch a crypto reserve, but surprised many by including ADA, XRP, and SOL.

The movement to integrate BTC into state financial strategies gains momentum as Oklahoma joins Arizona and Utah in advancing SBR legislation.