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Can Minnesota ban cryptocurrency donations?

Minnesota may take the position opposite of Colorado’s by prohibiting cryptocurrency donations altogether. H.F. 2884, the bill stating that politicians cannot accept cryptocurrency donations, has been introduced, but not yet voted on. Delaware was one of the first states to pass U.S. crypto regulations.

What are Maryland's new cryptocurrency laws?

Two bills, House Bill 1634 and Senate Bill 1068, before the Maryland legislature were passed and took effect October 1, 2018 and mandate the state's Financial Consumer Protection Commission to study cryptocurrencies, initial coin offerings, cryptocurrency exchanges, and blockchain technologies.

Can you buy clothes and food with Crypto in Minnesota?

Cryptocurrency, despite deep dives in value this year, has hit a point where it is being integrated into common financial interactions in Minnesota and across the country. You can buy clothes and food with it in some places, and Kwik Trip and Cub have traditional ATMs and new ones for crypto.

Is there a crypto law in Mississippi?

In Mississippi, there are no crypto laws whatsoever – but there is now a bill to define the status of digital assets and give banks the right to provide custodial services for crypto. In Florida and Colorado, some of the state taxes might soon be accepted in Bitcoin.

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