Bitcoin Is Officially Money, Says U.S. Federal Court: Why It’s Not a Big Deal

By cineramaJuly 25, 2020Bitcoin Business

In the United States, occasionally, court decisions set a precedent for future interpretations of the law. Due to such circumstances, Bitcoin just became officially considered “money” under a US […]

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Bitcoin Is Officially Money, Says U.S. Federal Court: Why It’s Not a Big Deal

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