Gate News bot message, New Hampshire has achieved a significant milestone by approving the first state-backed $100 million municipal bond secured by Bitcoin mining operations. This marks a groundbreaking development in the integration of cryptocurrency infrastructure into traditional state-level financial instruments within the United States.
The bond initiative bridges the gap between conventional municipal financing and digital asset infrastructure, establishing a precedent for future cryptocurrency-backed financial instruments in public sector funding.
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