
KEY POINTS
- New Hampshire's proposed bill recommends investing in any digital asset with an average market cap of $500B in the past calendar year
- North Dakota's proposed resolution did not specify which specific digital asset it recommends the state treasurer to allocate funds
- Pennsylvania and Texas lawmakers previously introduced strategic Bitcoin reserve bills, with the Texas bill having a mandatory 5-year HODL provision
Two more states are considering the feasibility of investing some state funds into digital assets, marking a significant milestone in the Bitcoin community's push for the United States to adopt a strategic BTC reserve.