A New Hampshire PAC backing candidates — from any party — who defend digital property, sound money, and the right to build new technology in the Granite State.
Crypto, AI, encrypted messaging, on-chain identity — every one of these stacks runs on jurisdictions that respect property, privacy, and contract. New Hampshire already does.
Bitcoin, NFTs, on-chain assets, self-custodied keys. Property under the law, full stop.
Public blockchains and end-to-end encryption are the rails. No CBDCs. No backdoors.
Founders, miners, node operators, AI labs. Clear rules. A state that gets out of the way.
The third-largest legislature on Earth. Citizens write the laws here.
Endorsements are issue-based. A candidate's score on these six decides whether they earn our support.
Hold your own keys. No bans, no licensing, no carve-outs.
No state-level tax on crypto, mining, staking, or digital-asset gains.
Block any central-bank digital currency from state legal tender or systems.
Protect home and commercial mining from zoning weaponization.
Defend end-to-end encryption. Reject backdoor mandates and warrantless data demands.
Code-mediated agreements enforceable under NH contract law.
The Granite State has the policy stack the rest of the country is fighting for. Our job is to keep it.
If you want to build the next decade of digital infrastructure, you build it in a place that respects property, privacy, and contract. New Hampshire is that place.Digital Future NH PAC · Founding Statement
The legislature has already enacted — or is actively advancing — the policy stack the rest of the country is fighting for.
HB 302 · 2025
New Hampshire became the first state in the nation to authorize a state-level Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, allowing the Treasurer to hold up to 5% of public funds in qualifying digital assets and precious metals. Signed by Gov. Ayotte on May 6, 2025.
RSA 301-B:14 · Effective July 2025
NH became the first state to grant decentralized autonomous organizations legal personhood and limited liability through a permissionless-blockchain registry — without piggybacking on LLC law. Listings managed by the Secretary of State.
HB 310 · 2025
Established a study commission to draft NH's regulatory framework for stable tokens, tokenized real-world assets, and blockchain-based trusts. Signed July 15, 2025.
HB 1124 · 2026
Statutory protection of the right of New Hampshire residents to use computational resources without state interference. Cleared the House 3/11/2026 (Committee 15-0). Senate Judiciary heard 4/21/2026.
HB 1073 · 2026
Clarifies the timeline for the Secretary of State to complete the NH DAO Registry. House and Senate both passed without dissent (Senate Commerce 5-0).
$100M Muni Bond · 2025-2026
NH is moving toward issuing what would be the first Bitcoin-backed municipal bond in the United States — approved in late 2025 and progressing through 2026 sign-off.
The same Granite State that wrote "Live Free or Die" into law is the right place to write the legal foundation of the next financial system.