New Hampshire News

New Hampshire’s Bitcoin bill will now be voted on in the House after its House commerce committee voted in favor of the bill in a 16-1 vote.

According to Satoshi Action Fund CEO Dennis Porter, the North Dakota BTC bill “already has 11 sponsors.”

It might come as a surprise if you only follow Congress, but a raft of state measures have shown legislators moving in the right direction on crypto.

A state commission recommended that New Hampshire eliminate the gray area in which cryptocurrency companies currently operate.

According to the commission, New Hampshire should work toward building a legal framework “for sound development of blockchain technologies and its applications.”

A New Hampshire bill would commit the state to a new UCC section before finalization to show its commitment to the blockchain industry.

The commission will have until Aug. 8 to submit a report "regarding the current status of the cryptocurrency and digital asset industry.”

The U.S. state of New Hampshire fails to pass its second bill to accept crypto for tax payments due to the high volatility of Bitcoin.

The crypto bill is progressing through local government, with a decision ultimately due in mid-March.

Following the FEC and a number of states, Colorado is considering allowing political campaigns to accept cryptocurrencies.

Silicon Valley may no longer hold the monopoly in tech. Blockchain companies and libertarian migrants find peace in the tax-free and freedom-loving state of New Hampshire.

New Hampshire’s House of Representatives passed a bill that goes one step closer towards effectively exempting persons using virtual currency from registering as money transmitters.

An interview with Joël Valenzuela, founder of the Rights Brigade, about how Bitcoin is used to help educate and empower jurors in New Hampshire for preventing victimless crime offenders going to jail.

Poloniex just brought service to New Hampshire to a screeching halt, suspending all accounts in that region due to changes in government regulation.

Yet another business in Portsmouth, New Hampshire starts taking Bitcoin, as the small seaside town’s impressive proportion of Blockchain-related businesses continues to grow.