Regulatory policies are forming across many states in the U.S. concerning digital currencies. This week in North Dakota a bitcoin-related bill was unsuccessful moving forward during the state’s House of Representatives vote for Bill 2100.
Last year North Dakota’s Business and Labor Committee created Bill 2100 in order to discover the “feasibility and desirability of regulating virtual currency, such as bitcoin.” The legislative proposal discusses subjects like money transmission, permissible investments, and licensure. During the second reading on March 1, Bill 2100 failed to pass with only four ‘Yeas‘ and an overwhelming 84 ‘Nays‘.
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Re: North Dakota’s New Bitcoin Bill Fails For Now
It's surprising, with most states rushing to regulate Bitcoin, that a state would vote down such a bill by that large of a margin.
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