📈New Hampshire Makes History: First U.S. State to Approve a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
The state of New Hampshire has just passed HB 302, establishing the first state-level Bitcoin and digital asset reserve fund in the U.S., based on the model created by the Satoshi Action Fund.
A groundbreaking move that sets the stage for other states to follow.
What does the law establish?
• Authorizes the state treasurer to purchase Bitcoin (or any crypto asset with a market cap over $500B — currently, only Bitcoin).
• Caps exposure at 5% of total state funds to ensure prudent risk management.
• Requires secure, U.S.-regulated custody, under state-controlled standards.
• Takes effect 60 days after signing.
More than a law — it’s a precedent.
As Dennis Porter, CEO of Satoshi Action, said:
“HB 302 proves you can protect taxpayer money, diversify reserves, and future-proof state treasuries — all while embracing the most secure monetary network on Earth.”
New Hampshire didn’t just pass a bill. It sparked a movement.
Roberto Chamorro
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