Kansas has introduced Senate Bill 352, proposing the creation of a Bitcoin reserve fund using unclaimed digital assets. The bill, introduced by State Senator Craig Bowser on January 21, 2026, aims to build a reserve without taxpayer money by amending unclaimed property laws to include cryptocurrencies. Unclaimed digital assets dormant for three years would escheat to the state, which would hold them through custodians, allowing for staking, airdrops, and interest collection. The proposed framework positions Kansas as a new player in crypto adoption, offering a passive strategy that avoids direct market purchases and volatility. Bitcoin would be held as a long-term reserve, while other digital assets could contribute up to 10% to the general fund with legislative approval. The bill, currently awaiting committee review, has sparked enthusiasm for its potential to hedge against inflation and attract tech investment, though critics warn of security and regulatory challenges.