COLORADO CITY MAYOR IS LOOKING TO HOLD CAPITAL RESERVES IN BITCOIN

Last updated: June 16, 2025, 05:34 | Written by: Elizabeth Stark

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On November 28, Neil Jacobs, host of the podcast Inside Bitcoin, tweeted that the mayor of Colorado Central City mentioned at Clubhouse that he is proposing to invest 20% of his capital

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The mayor of Colorado's central city proposed putting 20% of its