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Florida and North Carolina are considering investing up to 10% of state reserves in Bitcoin, reflecting a growing trend among U.S. states towards digital assets. Florida's SB 550 allows the Chief Financial Officer to invest in Bitcoin, while North Carolina focuses on exchange-traded products linked to digital assets.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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