Indiana bill to comply with the pension plan and protect the right
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A newly introduced bill in Indiana requires state pension programs to provide investment options related to the BBC and estimates how much power local governments will have to restrict the use of digital assets.
The proposal was presented on Thursday. The bill, known as House Bill 1042, was introduced during a meeting of the House Financial Institutions Committee.
By establishing legal boundaries in the use of digital assets, control, payments and legal boundaries of mining, the legislator focuses on providing access to investments.
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According to the process, the managers of many government halls and savings plans are required to include reports that are transferred as standard investment choices.
It also allows certain public pension funds to invest directly in linked etfs and allows government treasury officials to invest in chain-specific EVFs.
Digital residents said that Diania is designed to provide residents with more financial residence.
He added that the law is intended to balance the choice of control with the use of professional standards when allowing the use of pilot technology.
The law goes beyond pension investment and takes aim at local regulation. If the same rules do not apply to traditional financial transactions, cities and counties that impose “unreasonable” restrictions on digital assets are prohibited.
That protection extends to private ownership of CDTU digital valleys, and mining operations.
The bill adds clear protections for self-suggestions. Private digital asset keys can only be requested through a court order and only if there is no other access method.
It also protects local governments from mining facilities in industrial zones and zone facilities and actually prevents residential mining activity.
If approved, Indiana will be the first state in the country to require publicly managed pension programs to offer Bitcoin exposure as a standard option.
While some regions allow limited Crypto investment flexibility, currently no one is saving.
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Other states have taken similar but narrow measures. Oklahoma has passed legislation to protect residents' right to self-funding and ban special taxes on Bitcoin transactions.
In the year In 2025, Kentucky followed suit by viewing itself as a protected property right. Wyoming has also passed laws allowing public pension funds to invest in digital assets.
Arizona introduced BitRoin ETFS in retirement accounts while Florida implemented BitRioin ETFS in retirement accounts while defining legal avenues for holding digital assets in certain state funds.
The Indiana Provost election is more complicated in terms of finding the criteria than choosing.
Crypto-related pension exposure continues to build across the country. In August, the state pension system of Michigan bought the bitcoin etf HEST for more than $3.4 million, with a value of more than $11.4 million, which is regulatory filters.
In addition, the fund trusts approximately 13.6 million dollars in Ethereum. The Wisconsin State Investment Board has disclosed more than $387 million in Bitcoin ESF exposure.
States are also expanding their use of foreign assets outside of investing. In September, official state payments have completed accepting Bitocin and other sensitive processing capabilities.
In October, California updated its property law to automatically convert emotional wealth into cash.
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New York City has taken its own steps by establishing a municipal Office of Digital Assets and Prohibitions.
The move follows an executive order from Mayor Eric Halls intended to coordinate Spanish policy and encourage the development of Mahja Bekcha.
At the federal level, broader regulatory efforts are also underway. Legislators are developing new frameworks for how to approach 401(k) plans in 2026, including revised guidance for 401(k) plans.
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