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A financial earthquake is brewing in the Lone Star State that could fundamentally transform how Americans think about money. As the U.S. dollar continues to lose purchasing power and national debt spirals to unprecedented levels, Texas is taking matters into its own hands with a revolutionary plan that's already attracting attention from 32 other states and even the federal government.
Deep in the heart of Texas, a financial revolution is gaining momentum through Senate Bill 21, authored by Senator Charles Schwertner (R-Georgetown). This groundbreaking legislation, named among Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick's priorities, would establish the nation's first state-level Bitcoin reserve, authorizing the Texas Comptroller's Office to acquire, manage, and retain Bitcoin investments.
America's Next Currency Crisis Just Started in TexasThe people of Texas are fed up. Like a lot of us, they're sick of being over-taxed and over-regulated. And they're tired of the U.S. dollar being devalued and inflated by politicians in DC. So, the Lone Star state has taken matters into its own hands... and has begun embracing a new currency. It's not gold or silver, and it has nothing to do with Texas' huge oil reserves. But this new currency is already creating enormous wealth for anyone who understands it. Here's exactly what's happening. 
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The timing couldn't be more crucial. With Bitcoin maintaining its strength above $95,000 and Texas sitting on a projected $24 billion surplus, the state is uniquely positioned to make this historic move. The proposed legislation requires cryptocurrencies to have a market capitalization of at least $500 billion - a threshold that currently only Bitcoin meets.
The implications extend far beyond Texas's borders. The bill would create a fund outside the state treasury, overseen by the Comptroller and a five-person advisory committee. Similar legislation has been filed in 32 other states, suggesting a potential domino effect across the nation. Even at the federal level, the Trump administration's Crypto Czar David Sacks has confirmed they're evaluating Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.
Texas isn't starting from scratch. The state currently hosts about half of all Bitcoin mining operations worldwide, with over 262 blockchain and crypto companies either headquartered or maintaining significant presence in the state. Governor Greg Abbott has publicly stated that "this session Texas should become the crypto capital."
This legislative push comes at a time when traditional financial systems face unprecedented challenges. Interest costs on national debt reached $881 billion in 2024, surpassing most other components of the federal budget. Against this backdrop, Texas's initiative could represent more than just an investment strategy - it could mark the beginning of a fundamental shift in how states approach financial sovereignty.
As this story continues to unfold, one thing becomes increasingly clear: we're witnessing what could be the most significant change to America's monetary system in over a century. Those who understand the implications of this transformation - and position themselves accordingly - may look back on this moment as the beginning of an entirely new era in American finance. The only question is: which side of this historic shift will you be on?
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Did the State of Texas Just Create an Alternative Currency to the U.S. Dollar?What one top currency expert just discovered from a trip to the Lone Star state will shock you... and could make you extremely wealthy. This alternative currency, which is being widely embraced by lawmakers in Texas, has already created thousands of new millionaires... including two Texas college graduates who made four million dollars in a single year. This has HUGE consequences for the U.S. dollar. And it's going to make some people incredibly wealthy.
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