Colorado signed HB22-1053, which instructs the Commissioner of Agriculture to create and deploy, on or before 1 January 2024, an online program that educates agricultural producers about blockchain technology.

Colorado issued a bill, proposing that the commissioner of the Department of Agriculture assemble an advisory group to study the potential applications for blockchain technology in agricultural operations.

A bill was introduced, proposing that the Colorado Water Institute should be granted authority to study how blockchain technology can help improve its operations.

Colorado passed a bill, SB 86, on the use of cyber coding cryptology for state records.

The Office of the Colorado Secretary of State published a working draft of its rules concerning campaign and political finance. New language was added to the rules which would allow for a committee to accept contributions in cryptocurrency up to the acceptable limit for a cash contribution.