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The bill seeks to legalize cryptocurrency payments using Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash, but may mandate an an additional state “service fee” for these transactions.

The bill aims to set regulatory standards for crypto firms operating in the state and curb "deceptive practices" associated with recent memecoin scams.

New Hampshire is now the fourth US state to see a Bitcoin reserve bill pass through one legislative chamber, while a Florida House committee has advanced a similar bill.

The chair of Ukraine’s securities regulator, Ruslan Magomedov, says it made the crypto tax framework for lawmakers to make informed decisions on the various options.

West Virginia's Bitcoin bill seeks to allow the state treasurer to invest up to 10% of state funds in BTC, stablecoins and precious metals.

Brian Armstrong says letting stablecoin issuers make interest payments directly to holders would let consumers and the broader US economy “reap the full benefits.”

It comes on the same day Oklahoma’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act passed the State House of Representatives, bringing a reserve one step closer to potential enactment.

Arizona will soon vote on two proposed bills to establish digital asset reserves seized through criminal proceedings and a specific Bitcoin reserve based on public funds from the state’s treasury and retirement system.

In a Cointelegraph interview, Kevin O’Leary discusses crucial legislation that could reshape the crypto market and spark the next bull run.

The resolution repealing the IRS rule will need to pass the House and, if successful, will be sent to US President Donald Trump, who has signaled he’ll support killing the rule.

The resolution repealing the IRS law needs to pass through the House, then the Senate, and if successful, it can then be sent to US President Donald Trump to sign into law.

Zero-knowledge proofs and reputation systems could reshape compliance and preserve privacy in DeFi.

This week, four different states introduced crypto-related bills, bringing the number of US states to introduce such legislation up to nine in February alone.

At least 16 states have introduced legislation for Bitcoin and digital asset reserves, following in President Trump’s footsteps at the national level.

Some 20 US states are mulling creating Bitcoin reserves, and so is the federal government.