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Find information state cryptocurrency donation rules, blockchain regulations and state based blockchain businesses. | Find information state cryptocurrency donation rules, blockchain regulations and state based blockchain businesses. | ||
For | * For campaign crypto donation rules as of September 2018, "only one in five states has any kind of ruling on the matter is in place" -- See https://cointelegraph.com/news/from-california-to-colorado-how-us-regulates-the-political-donations-in-crypto | ||
* For 2018 crypto legislation as of July 2018, you can check out: http://www.ncsl.org/research/financial-services-and-commerce/cryptocurrency-2018-legislation/fbclid/iwar2zmfzaxftehw9gdkf44k1ootpa3qujeokrpwugvxdicaolad1ll0unok0.aspx | |||
If your state | * If there is more recent information for your state, please share it here and on the open [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1518283821616672/ LP Blockchain Facebook group]. | ||
[[Alabama Blockchain|Alabama - AL]]<br /> | [[Alabama Blockchain|Alabama - AL]]<br /> | ||
Revision as of 21:43, 6 January 2019
The Blockchain Committee is a committee created by the LNC to empower candidates and activists with the knowledge of blockchain to be better advocates for free markets in technology and money.
2018-2020 Committee Members
- Phil Anderson (Region 6)
- Martin Buchanan (Region 1)
- Matt Crum (Region 2)
- Joseph Duncan (Region 7) (Committee Secretary)
- Joseph Langenbrunner (Region 3)
- Steven Nekhaila
- Darryl Perry (Region 8)
- Kevin Shaw (Region 4)
- Preston Smith (Region 5) (Committee Chair)
- Elizabeth Van Horn
- Alex Merced (Committee Vice Chair)
State Knowledge Base
Find information state cryptocurrency donation rules, blockchain regulations and state based blockchain businesses.
- For campaign crypto donation rules as of September 2018, "only one in five states has any kind of ruling on the matter is in place" -- See https://cointelegraph.com/news/from-california-to-colorado-how-us-regulates-the-political-donations-in-crypto
- For 2018 crypto legislation as of July 2018, you can check out: http://www.ncsl.org/research/financial-services-and-commerce/cryptocurrency-2018-legislation/fbclid/iwar2zmfzaxftehw9gdkf44k1ootpa3qujeokrpwugvxdicaolad1ll0unok0.aspx
- If there is more recent information for your state, please share it here and on the open LP Blockchain Facebook group.
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Other Topics
Blockchain Voting
Cryptocurrency
Federal Blockchain Laws/Regulations