Indiana lawmakers approved a bill to protect rights for Bitcoin and other digital assets. The legislation bans discriminatory taxes and permits crypto investmentsIndiana lawmakers approved a bill to protect rights for Bitcoin and other digital assets. The legislation bans discriminatory taxes and permits crypto investments
Indiana Lawmakers Secure Rights for Bitcoin and Digital Assets
Indiana lawmakers approved a bill to protect rights for Bitcoin and other digital assets. The legislation bans discriminatory taxes and permits crypto investments in public pension funds.
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