New Hampshire Bitcoin bill passes House committee by overwhelming margins_WEB3 CATCHER

New Hampshire Bitcoin bill passes House committee by overwhelming margins

2025-03-06 13:03:32 /

　The New Hampshire House Commerce Committee passed the Bitcoin Reserve Bill (HB302) with a vote of 16 to 1, and the bill will now enter the full House vote stage. If finally passed, the state treasurer will be authorized to invest 5% of the state fund in digital assets, currently only Bitcoin meets the $500 billion market value standard specified in the bill.

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