On May 6, 2025, the state of New Hampshire officially passed legislation allowing Bitcoin to be held as part of its strategic state reserves — becoming the first state in the U.S. to take this bold step.
Here is the official post form @NHHouseGOP:
The new law, inspired by advocacy from the Satoshi Action Fund, empowers the New Hampshire state treasury to treat Bitcoin similarly to cash, bonds, and other reserve assets. This marks a historic milestone in Bitcoin’s path toward government-level adoption in the United States.
What’s in the Law?
The bill allows the treasury to:
- Allocate a portion of its reserves to Bitcoin.
- Hold BTC in cold storage managed by approved custodians.
- Periodically rebalance its crypto holdings.
- Report on performance and risks.
This approach mirrors how some corporations — like MicroStrategy or Tesla — manage digital assets, but now it’s happening at the state level.
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Why It Matters
Bitcoin advocates have long pushed for more institutional recognition. With this law, New Hampshire sends a strong message: Bitcoin is here to stay, and even governments are beginning to treat it seriously.
What’s Next?
All eyes are now on states like Texas, Wyoming, and Alaska — each with active crypto communities and political interest. If this model works in New Hampshire, others may follow.
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