According to The Block, the Indiana State Legislature has passed the Cryptocurrency Regulation and Investment Act HB 1042. The House agreed to the Senate amendments on February 25, and the bill is now awaiting final signature from Governor Mike Braun. The bill includes requirements for certain state-managed retirement/savings plans to offer at least one crypto investment option through self-directed brokerage accounts, and restricts local agencies from imposing discriminatory restrictions on individuals accepting digital asset payments, self-custody/hardware wallet holdings, and other behaviors; several provisions of the bill are marked to take effect on July 1, 2026.
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According to The Block, the Indiana State Legislature has passed the Cryptocurrency Regulation and Investment Act HB 1042. The House agreed to the Senate amendments on February 25, and the bill is now awaiting final signature from Governor Mike Braun. The bill includes requirements for certain state-managed retirement/savings plans to offer at least one crypto investment option through self-directed brokerage accounts, and restricts local agencies from imposing discriminatory restrictions on individuals accepting digital asset payments, self-custody/hardware wallet holdings, and other behaviors; several provisions of the bill are marked to take effect on July 1, 2026.