đŸ”„đŸ”„New Hampshire Makes History: First US State to Launch a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve

While Washington debates, New Hampshire acts. On May 6, 2025, the state officially passed HB 302 — a law that allows the Treasury to allocate up to 5% of state funds into digital assets with a market cap over $500 billion. Translation: it’s Bitcoin, and only Bitcoin.

The reserve kicks in 60 days from now. All assets must be held with US-regulated custodians or in approved ETF structures. This isn’t a publicity stunt — it’s a legal, structured commitment to BTC as part of a public financial strategy.

Why does this matter? Because for the first time, a US state is treating Bitcoin not as speculation, but as sovereign-grade collateral. This isn’t El Salvador 2.0 — it’s a quiet, regulatory-compliant revolution inside the world’s largest economy.

New Hampshire just gave other states a model. And given the shaky confidence in fiat, inflation, and centralized banking, don’t be surprised if the dominoes start falling — from Texas to Wyoming to Florida.

This isn’t just about adoption. It’s about exit velocity from the old system.

So, #AMAGE community:

Are we seeing the start of a decentralized financial rebellion within the US?

Or is this just a local spark in a country still ruled by Wall Street firewalls?