If passed, the bill would authorize an individual or business in California to accept digital financial assets such as Bitcoin for the sale of goods or services. It would also deem the use of a digital financial asset as a valid and legal form of payment in a private transaction.
So, does this mean it's up to people or businesses to choose which cryptos they take? Or is the state gonna lay down the law on that?
Dems gameplan will be "we are cool with 'crypto' too" and then when they get in power they will prove to only be cool with 'crypto' they can have influence and control over.
California being first at something sounds a bit suspicious.
Especially when they cant even figure out their homeless problem.
So, does this mean it's up to people or businesses to choose which cryptos they take? Or is the state gonna lay down the law on that?
Dems gameplan will be "we are cool with 'crypto' too" and then when they get in power they will prove to only be cool with 'crypto' they can have influence and control over.