Coinotag reports that the Michigan state legislature has proposed four new bills aimed at supporting the cryptocurrency market.
One of them would facilitate investment of state treasury funds in bitcoin through regulated exchanges to improve pension fund efficiency. Another bill, by contrast, aims to prohibit the Michigan government from using central bank digital currencies (CBDC). According to Coinotag, this reflects widespread skepticism toward government-backed digital assets.
Two other proposed bills focus on cryptocurrency mining. These initiatives would allow private companies to mine bitcoin using abandoned oil fields. They would also introduce tax incentives to encourage a shift to sustainable energy use in mining.
These measures could make Michigan a notable player in the crypto economy, attracting both investors and those who seek innovation, Coinotag observers say.