According to online reports, a report released by digital mining hardware manufacturer ASICKey shows that New Hampshire ranks first among the most cryptocurrency-friendly states in the United States. It is reported that the report used seven weighting factors to evaluate 50 states across the United States: capital gains tax, regulatory environment, commercial use of cryptocurrencies, employment opportunities, ATM density, power costs and mining. Among them, tax policy and commercial use have the highest weight. New Hampshire scored the highest, with a score of 71.22 out of 100, with 4.4 cryptocurrency companies and 9.3 ATMs per 100,000 people. Wyoming followed closely with a score of 61.89, thanks to the state's highest concentration of blockchain jobs in the country (118.4 jobs per 100,000 people), low energy costs and the least regulation. Nevada, Texas and Alaska rank in the top five. Each state has its own advantages-Nevada's business sector accepts cryptocurrencies, Texas's mining industry is huge, Alaska's blockchain job market is strong-while also enjoying a 0% capital gains tax.