Wyoming

Looking to cement Wyoming’s position at the forefront of Bitcoin innovation, freshman Representative Jacob Wasserburger (@jacob4wyoming) has introduced the "State Funds-Investment in Bitcoin Act"...

The mining firm posed a threat to national security, Biden said in an announcement.

The partnership will see half of the machines come online in Wyoming by May, with the other half coming the next month.

It is now up to the governor of Wyoming to put the final stamp of approval on the landmark bill.

The bill would establish a clearer framework for U.S. regulators to deal with Bitcoin and cryptocurrency.

Wyoming is a potential hotspot for bitcoin mining, with the state’s abundance of natural resources and energy.

Clear, welcoming regulation, abundant energy sources are among the main two reasons why Wyoming is becoming the next big Bitcoin state.

As the bitcoin mining industry grapples with criticism over its energy use, nuclear power is emerging as its source of the future.

Several U.S. states, including Texas, Wyoming and Illinois, are actively vying to attract bitcoin mining businesses.

Wyoming’s Cynthia Lummis is the most outspoken Bitcoin advocate ever elected to the Senate and she’s on a mission to ensure that the technology is protected.