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New Hampshire Rejects $100M Bitcoin-Backed Bond

Councilors said the plan could expose the state to too much risk, even as supporters argued the loan would cost taxpayers nothing.

  • On Wednesday, The New Hampshire Executive Council rejected a $100 million bond proposal backed by Bitcoin, ending a bid to attract digital finance innovators to the Granite State.
  • Governor Kelly Ayotte and The New Hampshire Business Finance Authority touted the proposal as a "groundbreaking" and "historic" move intended to give the state an edge in the digital asset economy.
  • Key-Wallace argued the plan carried zero risk for taxpayers, though Democrat Karen Liot Hill expressed concern about lending state legitimacy to a "very volatile" asset class.
  • Following a failed motion by Liot Hill to table the proposal, Janet Stevens and David Wheeler joined her in opposition, while Joseph Kenney and John Stephen voted in favor.
  • Key-Wallace stated Thursday that his team remains excited about the state's role in the digital asset economy, adding he would present the idea to the council again in the future.
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