Colorado News

Colorado is set to accept tax payments in crypto. To some experts, it’s only a matter of time before other U.S. states follow suit.

When a propane gas heater stopped working, Bitcoin mining came to the rescue of a cold caravan in Colorado.

The conference did not enforce a vaccine mandate or social distancing and said that only “some public locations” required participants to wear masks.

The governor added that paying taxes in crypto was the first step, with using digital asset payments for certain licenses to follow.

Vitalik Buterin discusses how ETH 2.0’s randomness function could benefit future lotteries.

Chainlink and the Colorado State Lottery have partnered on a hackathon with the goal of creating new games to generate $1 billion in future revenues from its lottery.

The CFTC has filed charges against two parties on Ponzi allegations involving crypto, forex, and over $500,000 of defrauded funds.

Two U.S. states introduce regulation over crypto space. States regulate crypto differently, a question arises: What are the most friendly ones?

Blockchain technology is now being used in a pilot program for tracking cannabis supply chains.

Medici Ventures leads $7 million funding round for a blockchain-based platform that supports remote voting.

Despite widespread suspicion of the technology’s ability to underpin secure elections, some U.S. jurisdictions are pushing ahead with limited blockchain-enabled voting trials.

The official legislation portal of Colorado reveals that a bill proposing a study of blockchain use in agriculture has been introduced.

The bipartisan project to exempt crypto from securities laws is currently sitting before the Colorado State Senate’s Finance Committee.

The Colorado Division of Securities issued cease and desist orders to four more ICOs allegedly involved in fraudulent and illegal practices.

Crypto loans company Salt, once associated with Erik Voorhees, is facing an SEC probe over its 2017 $50 million token sale and whether Voorhees’ involvement broke the law.