Bill Imposing Fines for Illegal Issuance and Exchange of Digital Assets Propo...
A bill introducing financial penalties for those who illegally issue or exchange digital financial assets has been filed in the Russian parliament. The legislation has been submitted by the sponsor of another draft law banning their use as a means of payment. New Bill Targets Russian Platforms Issuing and Trading Digital Currencies Outside Law Persons and entities illegally issuing digital financial assets (DFAs), the current definition of cryptocurrencies in Russia, will have to pay hefty fines, according to a bill recently submitted to the State Duma, the lower house of Russian....
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A Bill (act to amend Section 107 of the Corporations Code, relating to business associations) introduced by California State Assembly member and Chairman on Banking and Finance Roger Dickenson on January 15th "AB-129 Lawful money: alternative currency" (PDF) as Amended January 23, 2014 specifies that "current law which bans the issuance or circulation of anything but lawful money of the United States does not prohibit the issuance and use of alternative currency." Reading between the lines, right now within the state lines of California it appears that the world's favorite cryptocurrency....