Kelly Ayotte, the Governor of New Hampshire, signed a law bill that allows state administrators to invest in cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (Btc).
In a notice of May 6, Ayotte announced On social media the New Hampshire is allowed to “invest in cryptocurrency and precious metals” through a bill passed to the Senate of the State and House of Representative. House Bill 302, introduced in New Hampshire in January, will allow the state to use funds to invest in cryptocurrencies with market capitalization of over $ 500 billion, eliminating many tokens and memecoins.
During the law on the law, the New Hampshire was the first of some US states considering the passage of the law to establish a strategic bitcoin reserve, including a federal government initiative. A similar bill in Arizona passed the state’s house in April but vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs on May 2.
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