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California proposed to make bitcoin legal tender


Dennis Porter
Dennis Porter
 
Ian C. Calderon
Ian C. Calderon
 Bitcoin expert Dennis Porter (linkedin, twiter, bitcoinDay) and political advisor Ian C. Calderon (wiki, twitter)  have collaboratively drafted a new proposal to make bitcoin official a legal tender in California.





source: https://bitcoinnews.com/news/btc-news/new-bill-could-make-bitcoin-legal-tender-in-california/

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Location: California, USA

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