The Digital Chamber of Commerce urges U.S. legislators to vote in favor of the "Bitcoin Reserve Bill"
The U.S. Digital Asset Advocacy Group, the Digital Chamber, is urging U.S. lawmakers to vote in favor of a Bitcoin reserve bill recently proposed by Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis. On July 31st, Lummis introduced the "2024 Act for Optimizing National Investment to Foster Innovation, Technology and Competitiveness" (or the 2024 Bitcoin Act). According to this bill, the U.S. Treasury Department will establish a Bitcoin vault and purchase one million Bitcoins within five years.
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