Digital asset legislation is gaining momentum in the US, with over 30 bills impacting cryptocurrencies enacted at state level this year, more than double the number passed in 2023. New Hampshire is expanding its regulatory framework to include digital asset activity, while Maine has updated its MTL regulations to include digital assets. Massachusetts is also advancing crypto legislation, with a bill aiming to modernize how fiduciaries manage digital assets. Rhode Island has incorporated minimum capital requirements and limits on investments for crypto exchanges, and Louisiana has encouraged Bitcoin mining and prohibited CBDCs. This surge in legislative activity indicates that policymakers are responding to constituents' interest in digital assets.