Landmark Legislation Strengthens Crypto Rights in Texas

Texas lawmakers have passed a major Bitcoin and cryptocurrency bill that is expected to be signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott, according to key industry advocates. The legislation reaffirms Texans’ right to own, use, and mine Bitcoin, and positions the Lone Star State as one of the most crypto-friendly jurisdictions in the United States.

“This is a huge win for digital asset freedom in Texas,” said Dennis Porter, co-founder of the Satoshi Action Fund. “We anticipate Gov. Abbott will sign it into law soon.”

Bill Protects Bitcoin Use, Mining, and Self-Custody

The bill—championed by pro-crypto legislators and industry lobbyists—includes key provisions that protect individuals and businesses involved in Bitcoin mining, self-custody, and peer-to-peer transactions. It also places limits on local government overreach that could impact crypto operations.

Key highlights include:

  • Right to self-custody digital assets via personal wallets
  • Protection for home and industrial Bitcoin mining operations
  • Prohibition on discriminatory energy pricing for miners
  • Recognition of Bitcoin as a digital store of value and medium of exchange

“Texans will now have strong legal backing to engage in Bitcoin without fear of future regulatory backlash,” said one legal analyst.

Strong Support from Texas Officials and Community

Governor Greg Abbott has previously voiced strong support for cryptocurrency and blockchain innovation in the state. He has welcomed mining companies, blockchain startups, and fintech leaders, making Texas a top destination for digital asset businesses.

The Texas Blockchain Council, a major local industry group, also celebrated the bill’s passage, noting it as “a foundational milestone in Bitcoin policy leadership in the U.S.”

Implications for the National Crypto Landscape

The Texas bill’s passage sends a strong message at a time when federal agencies are clashing over crypto regulation. While the SEC and CFTC battle over jurisdiction, states like Texas are stepping up to define clear and innovation-friendly crypto rules.

With this bill, Texas is poised to lead the way in embracing decentralized technologies, potentially attracting more startups, miners, and investors to the state.

“Texas is becoming the Bitcoin capital of America,” said Porter. “This legislation proves that states can lead in crypto innovation.”

Conclusion

The passing of the Texas Bitcoin bill and Gov. Abbott’s expected signature represent a major step forward for crypto rights in the U.S. The state’s proactive stance on mining, self-custody, and financial sovereignty sets a model for others to follow.

As national debates continue, Texas is forging a clear and bold path for Bitcoin adoption and innovation.

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