The US state of North Dakota plans to include digital assets and precious metals in its asset allocation, but does not mention bitcoin
The North Dakota State Law Agency in the United States has introduced Resolution 3001, recommending that a portion of state funds be invested in digital assets and precious metals to counter the impact of inflation. This proposal was co-sponsored by multiple state legislators and aims to protect the state finances through asset diversification. If the resolution is passed, the North Dakota State Legislative Assembly will direct the state Treasury and Investment Committee to set aside a portion of key state funds for investment in digital assets. It is worth noting, however, that although the resolution encourages investment in digital assets, it does not mention bitcoin.