Idaho Dept. of Finance Releases Investor Advisory on Digital Currency

Idaho Dept. of Finance Releases Investor Advisory on Digital Currency

The number of states that have so far made public comment (or have otherwise already issued some sort of consumer/investor alert) on digital currencies is growing rapidly. Most recently, we saw that California and New Mexico officials were warning the public of potential risks, and now we can add the "Potato State" to the list. Idaho's Department of Finance on Tuesday released a guidance entitled It pays to know what's in your e-Wallet, which aims to inform citizens of the states of potential dangers one may encounter upon investing in a digital currency like bitcoin. And what better way....


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