Yea I am wondering when the "regulations" come in as that is the main thing holding back the general public.
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Yea I am wondering when the "regulations" come in as that is the main thing holding back the general public.
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Wyoming is already regulating, in a way that opens up the doors for a lot of things. Of course, the Feds have no obligation to listen to what any of the states say.
However, the more states that start trying to get into the game, the better. The fact that the Mayor of Miami is pushing so hard could be a positive. I havent heard of any statewide support but the guy is a go getter and he will stand on the Governor's desk if he has to.
Need a big state to do something. Florida is that. We know NY and California are on the sidelines on this one and havent heard anything out of Texas.
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They might not be making headlines but Texas definitely has a pro-crypto environment according to some miners....
https://cointelegraph.com/news/texas-wants-to-protect-privacy-elements-of-blockchain-companies-says-blockcap
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Yeah I saw that they are trying to attract mining there. We are going to see if they can pull some bigger companies there.
Bitcoin needs to spread its mining out more, both in number and geographically.
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That's interesting... I wasnt aware of that
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