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US State of Montana introduces a bill to invest about $50 million Bitcoin, digital assets, etc. - The bill is introduced by Rep Gayle Lammers and co-sponsored by Rep. Curtis Schomer .
Czech Republic approved a proposal that considers the potential diversification of the national reserve.
15 US states, including Florida , New Hampshire , Pennsylvania , Ohio , North Dakota , Oklahoma , Texas , Wyoming , Massachusetts , South Dakota , Utah , Arizona , Illinois , Kentucky , and Montana .
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