This month, New Hampshire made national headlines as the first state to authorize public investment in cryptocurrency, thanks to a bold move by Governor Kelly Ayotte.
With the signing of House Bill 302, the state treasury can now invest up to 5% of public funds into digital assets — including Bitcoin — as well as precious metals. It’s a groundbreaking shift that signals the Granite State’s commitment to forward-thinking financial strategy.
But here’s the big question we’re asking at Keeler Family Realtors:

If the state is ready to trust Bitcoin, why are real estate transactions still stuck in the past?

While many parts of our industry still rely on outdated tools and slow processes, our team at KFR is already embracing what comes next. We are among the few Crypto Certified agents in New Hampshire, fully equipped to help clients buy or sell property using blockchain technology, secure digital title, and even cryptocurrency.
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