Statement of economic interest required to include disclosures relating to stock and virtual currency.

This bill requires Minnesota public officials to disclose holdings of virtual currency and digital assets on their annual statements of economic interest. It directly affects state and local officials who serve on government agencies and must now report ownership of digital assets valued over $10,000, including details about purchase and sale transactions. The legislation defines digital assets to include virtual currency, stablecoins, and nonfungible tokens, and mandates that these reports include transaction dates and value ranges for each reported asset. This change expands existing financial disclosure requirements to ensure transparency regarding cryptocurrency and other digital-only assets held by public officials.