Minnesota Official Urges Caution On Bitcoin Despite No Reported Problems In The State
Minnesota's commerce commissioner has warned consumers in his state to be wary of bitcoin despite no reported bitcoin-related problems, according to Minneapolis The Star Tribune. The warning marks the third U. S. state regulator in a month to issue such a warning. Mike Rothman, the Minnesota commissioner, acknowledged that legitimate businesses are using bitcoin and developing legitimate uses for it to buy and sell goods. He also says there are no reports in Minnesota of consumers being scammed with bitcoin. He nonetheless warns there is a dark side to bitcoin and since it's not backed by....
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