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ARTICLE · 11 MARCH 2019

Blockchain Legal Frameworks Continue To Evolve In The US And Abroad

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Earlier this week, Coin Center published its Crypto Bills Tracker, a previously internal resource that tracks the introduction and current status of federal legislation that "mentions, or relates to, cryptocurrencies."

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Earlier this week, Coin Center published its Crypto Bills Tracker, a previously internal resource that tracks the introduction and current status of federal legislation that "mentions, or relates to, cryptocurrencies." During the first few months of the 116th congressional session, Coin Center identified 11 bills that match this description, and has added each into the Crypto Bills Tracker to monitor the bills as they move through the legislative process. Also headlining on Capitol Hill, the Chamber of Digital Commerce, a blockchain advocacy group, called for the U.S. government to implement a national strategy for blockchain technology. The organization recently released its recommendations for the plan, urging the government to recognize the power of blockchain technology and promote the adoption of such modern technologies through clear and supportive public statements.

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