In the US, Arizona Governor Kathy Hobbs has signed legislation authorizing the state to appropriate digital assets that have been abandoned for at least three years. The cryptocurrency will be credited to the Bitcoin and Digital Asset Reserve Fund. The fund would not use taxpayer money or state funds. The Arizona bill follows a similar move by New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte, who on May 6 signed legislation authorizing the state treasury to invest in cryptocurrencies with a market capitalization of more than $500 billion. At the moment, bitcoin remains the only cryptocurrency that meets this criteria. Bitcoin, which previously maintained an upward trend, continues to grow. Quotes are in the local resistance zone of $98000-99500, but based on the lack of significant activity of sellers, at the moment there is a high probability of continued growth. It is important to note that the growth of bitcoin to the U.S. dollar occurs even against the background of the key rate of the Fed at the same level, which indicates the strength of the asset.