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This is Texas doing what Texas does best - moving first.
‎Letting cities invest up to $10 million in Bitcoin is still just a bill for now, but it shows the direction. Cities are starting to think like long-term holders, not just like spenders.
‎$10 million may not sound huge for a city, but it is a strong signal. It means Bitcoin is being treated as a real reserve asset, not just an experiment.
‎If even one or two cities do it and it works, others will follow quickly. Texas could become the template for how local governments hold Bitcoin.
‎Fractions of a penny for your thoughts? Would you trust your own city to hold some Bitcoin, or should they leave it alone?