Denis Porter, CEO of Satoshi Action Fund, revealed that North Dakota has introduced a bill that would protect the rights of bitcoin miners and holders.
recently Post On 31 January, Porter stated that North Dakota’s representative Nathan Toman introduced a bill to protect the rights of bitcoin (BTC) users.
The Satoshi Act Fund co-founder and CEO wrote, “I can confirm that a bill has been introduced by Rape Toman in the northern Dakota state to protect the rights of bitcoiners.”
According to Porter, the bill is ready to maintain four main principles related to bitcoin rights. These include the right to bitcoin, the right to self-centenary on bitcoin, the right to peer transactions from a colleague and the right to run bitcoin node.
Over the years, Porter has been an important person in introducing bills in major American states that retains ashar in the rights of bitcoin holder and strategic bitcoin reserves.
Earlier, Porter revealed that Montana has been introduced by rape lamers, a bill that is capable of investing in bitcoins, digital assets, stabilities, or precious metals worth $ 50 million. Cum-proposed by rape shower.
Additionally, in May 2023, a proposal for a bill to protect civil rights at Montana in Montana in Montana was called SB 178.
In February 2023, Mississippi passed a series of bills, including a title “Wright to Mine”, which would protect the rights of bitcoins and other digital assets. The Bill also worked to protect the rights of node operators in the state.
The only known American states have tried to restrict cryptocurrency mining limited or lump sum, New York and Arkansas. In April 2024, two of the eight bills introduced at Arkansas State House can potentially limit crypto mining in the state.
Further in 2022, New York Governor Kathy Huhachul signed a bill banning bitcoin mining operations operated by carbon-based energy, which lasted for two years.
