The U.S. state of North Dakota proposes to include digital assets and precious metals in asset allocation, without mentioning Bitcoin for the time being
According to Decrypt, legal institutions in North Dakota, USA have proposed Resolution No. 3001, suggesting that part of the state funds be invested in digital assets and precious metals to cope with the impact of inflation. The proposal was jointly initiated by several state legislators, aiming to protect state finances through asset diversification. If the resolution is passed, the North Dakota State Legislature will instruct the Department of Finance and Investment Committee to allocate some key state funds for investment in digital assets. However, it's worth noting that although this resolution encourages investment in digital assets, it does not mention Bitcoin specifically.
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