Florida Reintroduces Crypto Reserve Legislation for 2026 Session

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Florida legislators have reintroduced cryptocurrency legislation to include digital assets in the state's balance sheet. The bill, HB 1039, was submitted by Representative John Snyder on January 7 for the 2026 session. It proposes a "Strategic Cryptocurrency Reserve Fund" and authorizes the state's Chief Financial Officer to manage cryptocurrency investments. The bill includes CFT (Countering the Financing of Terrorism) measures to ensure compliance and oversight.

Odaily Planet News: Florida legislators are once again pushing for legislation to include digital assets in the state's balance sheet. After earlier proposals this year faced obstacles, they have once again proposed establishing a state-led cryptocurrency reserve program.

The bill was introduced by Republican Representative John Snyder on January 7 for the 2026 legislative session. House Bill 1039 (HB 1039) proposes the establishment of a "strategic cryptocurrency reserve fund" independent of the state's financial system and authorizes the Florida Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to manage investments in crypto assets within an established risk control framework. (CoinDesk)

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