Kansas is considering a Bitcoin reserve funded by unclaimed crypto.

Kansas Senate Bill 352, introduced by Craig Bowser, would create a state reserve for unclaimed Bitcoin and digital assets. The proposal directs 10% of the value to the general fund, while $BTC itself would be held indefinitely as a strategic asset.

The move mirrors efforts in states like Texas and Wyoming, reflecting a broader shift toward treating Bitcoin as a long-term treasury asset rather than a short-term speculation.

If passed, the bill would add another state-level signal of confidence in Bitcoin, with reserves reducing forced selling and reinforcing long-term holding by public institutions.