Today’s Solutions: January 19, 2026

The governor of New Hampshire has signed a bill into law that exempts digital currency traders from the state’s money transmission regulations. Public records show that Gov. Chris Sununu signed measure on 2nd June, more than a month after the state’s legislature completed work on the bill. The measure was first introduced in January. According to the text of the bill, the new rules exempt “persons conducting business using transactions conducted in whole or in

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