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New Hampshire has won the race among US states mulling laws to allow digital assets investments and/or create reserves.

How quickly should we expect a wave of others to follow suit?

Headed to Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk, as of yesterday, was a law to establish a state treasurer-run “digital assets strategic reserve fund.” 

But Hobbs could veto this, given that she rejected a separate bill last week to allow a state public fund to invest up to 10% in “virtual currency holdings.” She called those “untested investments.” 

So if Arizona is not next, who will be? Perhaps North Carolina or Texas, filings compiled