Congress Seeks to Add Formal Definitions to “Blockchain” and “Digital Token”

By cineramaApril 12, 2019Bitcoin Business

As the 116th Congress continues its work in the first session, several new and revived bills have been introduced concerning blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Two of these bills seek to […]

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Congress Seeks to Add Formal Definitions to “Blockchain” and “Digital Token”

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