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New Hampshire Blockchain Council

A 501(c)(6) organization.

How we govern ourselves

Governance

NHBC is a member-led 501(c)(6) trade association. Members elect the board, set policy through bylaw votes, and weigh in on proposals the council brings forward.

Board of directors

An elected board of directors sets strategy and ratifies policy. The full roster, terms, and roles are on the team page.

See the team

Member voting

Members vote on bylaw changes, board elections, and council-referred proposals. Quorum and threshold requirements follow the bylaws and are enforced in code.

See the roadmap

On-chain transparency

Membership is represented by Unlock Protocol keys on Base. Governance state changes are recorded in a hash-chained audit log so the record is verifiable end-to-end.

Security details

Certified decisions

Final, certified outcomes of member and board ballots. Each is anchored in the hash-chained audit log.

Certified results will appear here as ballots close.

By the numbers

10

active members

Verify the record

Every governance state change is appended to a hash-chained audit log — each entry links to the one before it, so tampering is detectable end-to-end.

chain head: 3d6fc100c2bc47c09a6f18582708d997

How verification works →

For members

Active ballots, recent decisions, the council roster with wallet attestations, the audit trail, and meeting activity live in the member governance hub.

Open member governance →
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Governance is a member privilege

Members vote on board elections, bylaw changes, and policy positions — one member, one vote, recorded on-chain. Join to have your say.