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114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Gino Bulso

Designates May 13, 2025 as Michigan's Digital Asset Awareness Day to promote public understanding of digital assets and spur voluntary education and dialogue.

Enrolled; ready for sig. of H. Speaker.
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Bill Summary · HR 100

Summary — HR 100 (House Resolution No. 100)

Title: A resolution to declare May 13, 2025, as Digital Asset Awareness Day in the state of Michigan
Classification: House resolution (ceremonial)
Status: Adopted

Purpose and intent

HR 100 is a ceremonial resolution adopted by the Michigan House of Representatives to designate May 13, 2025, as “Digital Asset Awareness Day.” The resolution aims to promote public awareness, education, and informed dialogue about digital assets (such as cryptocurrencies and blockchain-based tokens), their opportunities, challenges, and potential economic and social impacts on Michigan.

Key provisions

  • Declares May 13, 2025, as Digital Asset Awareness Day in the state of Michigan.
  • Encourages individuals, businesses, educational institutions, and state and local government agencies to:
    • Engage in activities, programs, and educational initiatives that increase understanding of digital assets;
    • Foster responsible innovation, public dialogue, and collaboration among stakeholders regarding digital asset technologies and their societal effects.

Who is affected

  • Direct legal obligations: none. This is a non-binding, symbolic resolution and does not create new laws, regulatory authority, funding, or compliance requirements.
  • Intended audience and beneficiaries:
    • Michigan residents and consumers who may gain greater awareness of digital-asset technologies.
    • Businesses and entrepreneurs in the fintech and blockchain sectors seeking public outreach or education opportunities.
    • Educational institutions and community organizations that may host related events, workshops, or curricula.
    • State and local agencies and policymakers who may use the day to convene stakeholders or highlight related priorities.

Procedural/timeline notes

  • Introduced and offered by Representative Jaime Greene (co-offered with Rep. Fox in the enrolled version).
  • Legislative actions indicate the resolution was introduced and adopted in 2025 (listed as introduced and adopted May 13, 2025 in the document).
  • As a House resolution, it is enrolled and recorded but does not require executive signature to be effective as a ceremonial designation.

Potential impact

  • Raises public and institutional awareness of digital assets across Michigan.
  • May spur voluntary educational programs, public events, and stakeholder collaboration.
  • Does not alter regulatory framework or funding; any subsequent policy or regulatory changes would require separate legislation or administrative action.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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