The crypto industry is helping write, and pass, its agenda in state capitols – Chicago Tribune*

At least 153 pieces of cryptocurrency-related legislation were pending this year in 40 states and Puerto Rico, according to an analysis by the National Conference of State Legislatures. While it was unclear how many were influenced by the crypto industry, some bills have used industry-proposed language almost word for word. One bill pending in Illinois lifted entire sentences from a draft provided by a lobbyist.
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james
2 years ago

I care very little about legislation, but Bitcoin, whether people realize it or not, is the key to a sane, humane future. Here’s why:

Bitcoin stands upon human virtues; the old regime stands upon human weaknesses.

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