North Dakota and New Hampshire are introducing legislation to establish Bitcoin reserves, joining states like Texas and Florida. North Dakota’s bill encourages investing state funds in digital assets and precious metals, while New Hampshire’s proposal targets assets with a $500B+ market cap, effectively favoring Bitcoin. These moves aim to diversify state treasuries against inflation. The US government, holding 200K BTC, may expand its reserves under Trump’s administration. Critics debate the tech-neutral language, but proponents see it as a strategy to ease political friction and promote Bitcoin adoption.