New Hampshire's House and Florida's House Insurance and Banking Committee have passed bills allowing their states to establish Bitcoin reserves. The New Hampshire House approved HB302 in a 192-179 vote, now moving to the Senate. If signed into law, it would permit investing 10% of the state's funds in precious metals and select digital assets. Only cryptocurrencies with a market cap exceeding $500 billion, like Bitcoin, would qualify. In contrast, Florida's HB487, passed by the House Committee, aims to allocate 10% of specific state funds to Bitcoin investments. Both states are navigating blockchain-related bills, with Arizona leading in establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve. The bills in Arizona await a full floor vote after clearing the House Rules Committee. These developments signify a growing acceptance and integration of cryptocurrencies in state financial strategies.#BTCRebound #SECGuidance #VoteToListOnBinance #MarketRebound $BTC