South Dakota Representative Introduces Bill to Let State Invest Up to 10% of Public Funds in Bitcoin
House Bill 1155, introduced by Republican Rep. Logan Manhart, would allow a portion of South Dakota’s public funds to be allocated to Bitcoin and outlines custody and approval requirements.
Representative Logan Manhart introduced House Bill 1155, which would permit South Dakota’s State Investment Council to allocate up to 10% of public funds to Bitcoin as part of a state reserve strategy [1][2][4].
The proposal emphasizes secure custodianship and transaction approvals for any Bitcoin holdings and is presented as a move to establish Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset for the state [2][3].
Coverage notes the bill revives a prior proposal to create a state Bitcoin reserve and aligns South Dakota with other U.S. states exploring cryptocurrency allocations for public funds [4][1].
If enacted, HB 1155 would formalize a mechanism for strategic diversification of South Dakota’s public funds into Bitcoin and set custody and approval standards for such investments [1][3].
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- 1South Dakota Proposes Bill Allowing State to Invest in BitcoinBitcoin Magazine• Jan 27, 2026
- 2South Dakota Proposes Bill for Bitcoin Investment Strategydefiliban.com• Jan 27, 2026
- 4South Dakota Bill Proposes Bitcoin Reserve InvestmentNFTenex• Jan 27, 2026
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