- Oklahoma SB 1203 passed with a 12-2 vote
- If it passes with the full legislative vote, the Oklahoma Bitcoin Reserve will be established
- It will allow 10% of reserves to be invested in Bitcoin or other digital assets
Oklahoma SB 1203, or Oklahoma Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act, passed the Government Oversight Committee with a 12-2 vote, joining pro-crypto states.
Now it’s moving to a full legislative vote, and if it passes there too, it would allow Oklahoma to invest 10% of state funds in Bitcoin and other digital assets if they are capitalized at more than $500 billion.
More About the Oklahoma Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act, SB 1203
Partisan SB 1203 was originally introduced by Rep. Cody Maynard on February 3, 2025, after which it passed several readings.
On February 25th, SB 1203 won a landslide victory with 12 in favor and only 2 against in the Government Oversight Committee vote.
SB 1203 will now face a full legislative vote, which could end any way you look at states like Montana, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, and Wyoming that have rejected Bitcoin.
Still, such a swing vote is encouraging, and perhaps Oklahoma will take a different path from states like Texas.
If that happens, Oklahoma will be able to invest 10% of its funds not only in Bitcoin but also in other digital assets. However, so far only Bitcoin qualifies because the critical requirement is asset capitalization of at least $500B.
Conclusion
Good news for Oklahoma, we will wait for the final results with optimism but still caution. Be aware and stay tuned for updates to keep your strategy balanced in the rapidly evolving crypto, blockchain, and technological landscape.
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