California lawmaker Philip Chen, in collaboration with the organization Proof of Workforce, is preparing a bill aimed at supporting Bitcoin in the state. The initiative includes the development of a policy for the upcoming legislative session. Chen noted that, although the details of the project are not yet determined, Bitcoin, with its market value of $2 trillion, continues to grow in popularity, and it is important to explore its role in California's economy.
1/18/2025 11:53:47 AM (GMT+1)
California legislator Philip Chen, in collaboration with Proof of Workforce, is preparing a bill aimed at supporting Bitcoin and developing cryptocurrency policy for the state 🌐
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