South Dakota Representative Logan Manhart reintroduced the Bitcoin Reserve Bill HB 1155 in the state legislature on Tuesday. The bill is largely consistent with its 2025 version, which was shelved, with only minor revisions. The bill proposes amending state law to allow the South Dakota Investment Board to allocate up to 10% of its public funds to Bitcoin. Manhart posted on the X platform, "Strong money, strong state." If the bill passes the legislature and is signed by the governor, South Dakota will join the few U.S. states that allow state-level investment or holding of Bitcoin. Currently, only Texas, Arizona, and New Hampshire have passed similar legislation, and other states are proposing similar proposals. (Cointelegraph)