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Tennessee Bitcoin Reserves & Cryptocurrency Legislation

US State ยท TN
Friendly
State Holdings
โ€”BTC
Not substantially funded
Policy Stance
Friendly
Crypto legislation
State Code
TN
US State abbreviation
Last Updated
August 6, 2026
Verified data

Tennessee Bitcoin Reserve Overview

Tennessee is broadly considered crypto-friendly but has no state Bitcoin reserve framework.

Tennessee Legislative Breakdown

No active reserve legislation; broadly crypto-friendly tax/regulation.

Tennessee Strategic Bitcoin Reserve

Current status: NO ACTIVE LEGISLATION โ€” no Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill on file.

As of August 6, 2026, Tennessee's state treasury holds no Bitcoin directly. US state Strategic Bitcoin Reserves authorize the holding of Bitcoin but require separate legislative appropriation before a treasury is funded. The timeline below tracks every verified legislative milestone.

Tennessee Bitcoin Reserve FAQs

Does Tennessee have a state Bitcoin reserve?

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As of August 6, 2026: Tennessee is broadly considered crypto-friendly but has no state Bitcoin reserve framework.

How much Bitcoin does Tennessee hold?

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Tennessee's state treasury holds no Bitcoin directly as of August 6, 2026. Even where reserve legislation is enacted, a treasury is only funded after a separate legislative appropriation.

What is Tennessee's Bitcoin policy stance?

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Tennessee is classified as 'Friendly' on Bitcoin-related state legislation. Key legislation: No active reserve legislation; broadly crypto-friendly tax/regulation.

Has Tennessee passed a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve bill?

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See the Tennessee legislative timeline above for current bill status. As of August 6, 2026, only Arizona (HB 2749), New Hampshire (HB 302), and Texas (SB 21) have enacted state Strategic Bitcoin Reserve laws.

Is Bitcoin legal in Tennessee?

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Bitcoin is legal to buy, hold, and sell across all US states, including Tennessee, under federal law. State-level rules mainly govern money-transmitter licensing, consumer protection, and whether the state treasury may hold Bitcoin.

Is cryptocurrency taxed in Tennessee?

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Federal capital-gains tax applies to crypto nationwide. State tax treatment in Tennessee depends on whether it levies a state income tax; consult a qualified tax professional, as guidance evolves.

Is Bitcoin mining allowed in Tennessee?

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Bitcoin mining is generally permitted across US states, though Tennessee may apply energy, zoning, or noise regulation. Any mining-specific measures are noted in the legislative breakdown above.

Which US states have enacted Bitcoin reserve laws?

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Three states have enacted Strategic Bitcoin Reserve laws: Arizona (HB 2749, May 7 2025), New Hampshire (HB 302, May 6 2025), and Texas (SB 21, June 2025). Texas made the first state reserve purchase (~$5M in a Bitcoin ETF, November 2025); several others have active proposed legislation.

Can Tennessee's state treasury invest in Bitcoin?

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A state treasury can hold Bitcoin only if legislation explicitly authorizes it. Tennessee's current authority is reflected by its stance ('Friendly') and the key legislation listed above.

When was Tennessee's Bitcoin legislation last updated?

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This page reflects verified data as of August 6, 2026, sourced from official state legislative records (LegiScan) and signed gubernatorial press releases.

Where can I verify Tennessee's Bitcoin reserve information?

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All bill numbers, dates, and signatures are sourced from official Tennessee legislative records via LegiScan, the National Conference of State Legislatures, and gubernatorial press releases. Sources are linked at the bottom of this page.

Official Sources & Data References for Tennessee

All data on this page is compiled from primary, verifiable sources. Click any source below to verify directly.

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