In a the New Hampshire Union Leader op-ed, Rep. Brian Labrie writes that with the signing of HB 302, New Hampshire became the first state in the nation to authorize limited investment in large-cap digital assets such as Bitcoin as part of its official financial strategy. He credits Rep. Keith Ammon and House Majority Leader Jason Osborne for championing the conservative, risk-conscious measure. The law permits investment only in assets with a market capitalization of $500 billion or more.
Labrie says the milestone arrived without fanfare, according to the New Hampshire Union Leader.
New Hampshire quietly made history. With the signing of HB 302 , Governor Kelly Ayotte positioned our state as the first in the nation to authorize limited investment in digital assets
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He credits the sponsors with charting a deliberate, long-term course, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
Representatives Ammon and Osborne chose a different path — one rooted in long-term thinking and economic foresight.
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Labrie casts the move as setting the pace nationally, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
Majority Leader Osborne deserve recognition for doing more than just keeping up — they’re setting the pace.
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Labrie summed up his view of the law, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
It was a smart, forward-looking step to safeguard New Hampshire’s fiscal future.
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He described the approach the sponsors took, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
Representatives Ammon and Osborne chose a different path — one rooted in long-term thinking and economic foresight.
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In his own words, House Majority Leader Jason Osborne framed it this way, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
Championed by Representative Keith Ammon, R-New Boston, and House Majority Leader Jason Osborne, R–Auburn, HB 302 reflects serious financial stewardship.
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Labrie writes that the law positions New Hampshire ahead of other states by authorizing limited investment in large-cap digital assets as part of its financial strategy. He credits Rep. Keith Ammon and House Majority Leader Jason Osborne for steering a measure he describes as conservative and risk-conscious, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
Labrie frames the law as a measured bet that keeps New Hampshire ahead of the curve while guarding against undue risk. He credits the sponsors with charting a course rooted in long-term thinking rather than chasing headlines, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports.
He frames the law as a forward-looking step rooted in fiscal prudence rather than speculation, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports. Labrie cast the law as evidence that New Hampshire is willing to lead rather than follow on financial policy.
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