Indiana has become the first state in the United States to allow cryptocurrencies to be included in certain public retirement plans. Governor Mike Braun signed House Bill 1042, which mandates that state employees and teachers' retirement accounts must offer at least one cryptocurrency investment option through self-directed brokerage accounts by July 1, 2027. Participation in cryptocurrency investments is voluntary, and cryptocurrencies will not be included in default investment portfolios. The bill also includes special tax protections for digital asset payments and affirms individuals' autonomous custody rights over their assets.

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