Modifies provisions relating to the State Treasurer

This bill modifies the duties of the Missouri State Treasurer by updating how state funds are managed and invested. It allows the treasurer to hold a portion of state money in physical currency, which can be placed in interest-bearing accounts or minted into official coins if desired. The legislation also increases the limit on linked deposits to support various sectors, including farming, small businesses, and job creation projects, while setting specific caps for different types of loans. Additionally, the bill explicitly prohibits the state treasurer from accepting payments in central bank digital currency or participating in related tests by the Federal Reserve. These changes aim to provide more flexibility in investment options while restricting the state from engaging with specific forms of digital money.