A post by @saylor on X.
Florida elected a Republican governor who backed a U.S. Bitcoin reserve. Texas elected a Democratic …
@saylor on X
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Michael Saylor pointed to Florida’s Republican governor and a Texas Democratic senator who both backed Bitcoin reserve proposals as evidence that support for holding Bitcoin crosses party lines. The remarks came after Florida’s gubernatorial race and Texas’s Senate contest, with Saylor framing the outcomes as bipartisan validation for Bitcoin. The post did not cite specific reserve sizes, funding levels, or token prices. It matters because U.S. state-level Bitcoin reserve efforts have so far advanced unevenly, and Saylor’s argument suggests political coalitions may be broader than party labels imply. What to watch next is whether other states follow with their own reserve legislation and whether the Texas and Florida proposals move from campaign support into enacted policy.
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