Some US states wanted to keep Bitcoin, a type of cryptocurrency, as part of their money, like having gold in a bank vault. But it's been a bit of a rollercoaster! Some states are saying "no", others are still thinking about it.
- Several states voted against using Bitcoin for their government money.
- Other states are still trying to figure it out, and some might actually do it.
- Bitcoin's value goes up and down a lot, which is making some lawmakers nervous.
| Fact | Number |
|---|---|
| Number of states that considered a Bitcoin reserve | 24 |
| States that voted against it | 5 |
| Potential Bitcoin investment in Utah | Up to 5% of specific public funds |
Even though some states aren't doing it, others believe Bitcoin could be a good long-term investment. It's like a big debate!
