According to a Forbes article, some key developments in U.S. crypto policy are shifting from the federal level to the states. Recently, New Hampshire signed HB 639, the 'Blockchain Fundamentals Act,' which provides legal protections for the use of digital assets, self-custody, mining, validator nodes, and related business activities. The state also plans to establish a dedicated court docket for handling blockchain-related disputes. Texas has formed a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Advisory Committee and is soliciting custodial and liquidity service providers. Meanwhile, Wyoming's stablecoin FRNT, issued by the state, has been open to the public since January this year. The article suggests that states can take the lead in experimenting with areas like self-custody, public asset management, stablecoins, and judicial processes, but they cannot resolve federal issues like the SEC vs. CFTC jurisdictional divide or nationwide trading rules. The 'CLARITY Act' has yet to pass a full Senate vote, and a unified federal crypto regulatory framework is still incomplete. https://(wublock123.com)/news/forbes-us-states-accelerate-crypto-infrastructure-federal-legislation-pending-64888