North Carolina Advances Bitcoin Reserve Bill (SB327)

North Carolina advances Bitcoin Reserve Bill (SB327), allowing up to 10% of public funds to be allocated to Bitcoin.

North Carolina Takes Steps Towards Digital Assets with the Bitcoin Reserve Bill SB327

North Carolina is evaluating the Bitcoin Reserve Bill SB327, aiming to make significant strides in financial innovation. The proposed legislation would grant the state treasurer the authority to invest in Bitcoin and other digital assets, enabling the diversification of public funds with digital assets.

Investment Authority in Bitcoin and Public Funds

The proposal covers investments made from North Carolina’s general fund, which currently holds $9.5 billion, representing financial resources allocated for various economic strategies and projects. The bill allows up to 10% of these funds to be invested in Bitcoin, paving the way for digital assets to become part of state funds.

This move is seen as part of the state’s approach to economic diversification and developing more sustainable investment strategies for the future. With the growing interest in cryptocurrencies as a long-term economic opportunity and their support from technological innovations in digital financial systems, the number of such laws is increasing globally.

Secure Asset Management with Multi-Signature Cold Storage and Monthly Audits

The safe management of Bitcoin will be ensured through multi-signature cold storage, keeping the Bitcoin in secure, offline wallets isolated from the internet, thus protecting it from hacker attacks. Additionally, for transparency, the state will conduct monthly audits and ensure proof of reserves.

Bitcoin holdings will only be sold under severe financial crises and specific conditions. This strategy ensures the preservation of Bitcoin as a reserve asset while also providing safeguards against speculation and rapid sales.

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