Michigan's House proposes legislation to integrate Bitcoin into state pensions, oppose CBDCs, and incentivize eco-friendly crypto mining.

House Bill 4510 allows state retirement funds to invest in Bitcoin via regulated exchange-traded products, provided the asset's market cap exceeds $250 billion.

House Bill 4511 prohibits Michigan from endorsing or facilitating U.S. central bank digital currencies, including licensing, taxation, or advocacy.

Bills 4512 and 4513 offer tax breaks to companies that repurpose abandoned oil wells for Bitcoin mining, promoting environmental restoration.

These bills position Michigan alongside states like Texas and New Hampshire in shaping proactive digital asset policies.