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North Dakota Explores Crypto Investments to Fight Inflation: Is Bitcoin the Best Choice?

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Mustafa Mulla

North Dakota is joining a growing number of U.S. states exploring the potential of cryptocurrency in their financial strategies. Following other states that have proposed Bitcoin proposals, North Dakota’s lawmakers have introduced a resolution aimed at securing the state’s finances with digital assets and precious metals.

Keep reading to find out how this resolution could pave the way for a new approach to managing state funds and addressing economic uncertainty.

A Plan to Strengthen the State’s Finances

On January 7, North Dakota legislators presented House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 3001. The resolution suggests that the State Treasurer and Investment Board invest in digital assets and precious metals to safeguard key funds, including the state general fund budget stabilization fund, and legacy fund.

This step is seen as a way to strengthen the state’s financial future and mitigate risks posed by inflation.

Support for the Proposal

The resolution was sponsored by six Representatives and two Senators. While it doesn’t require immediate action, it shows growing interest among lawmakers in using innovative financial tools. To ensure transparency, the resolution calls for copies to be sent to the State Treasurer and Investment Board members.

Notably, it doesn’t specifically mention Bitcoin, using “tech-neutral” language instead—a trend seen in state legislations.

New Hampshire’s Approach

This trend is also visible in other states. For example, a bill introduced in New Hampshire on January 9 supports digital asset investments but limits them to cryptocurrencies with a market cap above $500 billion. This effectively makes Bitcoin the main contender.

Other States Embracing Crypto Too

North Dakota is not the only state considering digital assets. Pennsylvania, Texas, Alabama, and Florida are all looking into establishing Bitcoin strategic reserves. These efforts reflect the growing recognition of Bitcoin as a way to hedge against inflation and store value.

Backing from Advocacy Groups

With support from groups like the Satoshi Action Fund, states are increasingly interested in using digital assets to improve financial stability.

If North Dakota moves forward with this proposal, it could set an example for other states, demonstrating how digital assets can play a role in strengthening public finances while addressing economic challenges.

Mustafa Mulla

Mustafa has been writing about Blockchain and crypto since many years. He has previous trading experience and has been working in the Fintech industry since 2017.

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