Another State Passes Crypto Friendly Law
Add New Hampshire to the list of states that have crypto friendly laws.
In this video I discuss how this is starting to tip things in the pro-crypto favor. On its own it does not change things a great deal. That said, each one is adding to the growing list.
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Fantastic work and I can see crypto becoming more mainstream. Europe is threatening to take more legal action against dodgy operators. Luna collapse made it clear there needs to be more friendly laws so people know what to do.
Whenever government gets its hands into something it usually just mucks it up sadly. They don’t care about people only to protect their own interests.
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Politicians are legally bribed. No other way to look at it.
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Shady operators should be targeted. I have no problem with that. Of course, most places do not need more regulation since fraud is already on the books and can be used.
Unfortunately, they just want to keep adding to the pile.
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It's a great thing to see but do you expect a fight between the federal government and the states? I am seeing way more fighting over this and the laws themselves might conflict with each other.
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There is always a fight between the Feds and states. It is like with the pot issue, states just started legalizing it.
This always comes down to power.
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Interesting, I wonder how the live free or die state is going to go about this. I’ll have to read about it, living in New England and all!
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Well at this point, I dont care about anyone's politics as long as they step in for crypto. That can only help.
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Yes, I am adding New Hampshire to my list. Thanks!
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It keeps expanding (the list).
Interesting to see them go that way while New York takes the opposite approach.
Could decisions like these be fatal to some states? Time will tell.
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Never anticipated that New York would be hostile. Earlier I thought, NY aims to be a crypto hub.
Ahhhh New York.... it makes me mad!
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Summary:
In this video, Task talks about the state of New Hampshire signing a crypto-friendly bill into law. He discusses how various states in the U.S. are adapting their laws to be more accepting of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, highlighting the differences between state and federal regulations. Task explains how states like New Hampshire are competing with each other to attract crypto businesses and the potential impact this can have on the industry and the concept of digital nomads. He also touches on the importance of developers creating applications to increase adoption and usage of cryptocurrencies.
Detailed Article:
Task starts the video by discussing the recent news of New Hampshire's governor signing a bill exempting certain blockchain transactions from security laws, joining other crypto-friendly states in the U.S. such as Florida, Georgia, Texas, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Arizona. He emphasizes the significance of states adapting their regulations to attract businesses operating in the cryptocurrency space.
He compares this state-level adoption of crypto-friendly policies to the marijuana legalization laws in various states across the U.S., pointing out that while something may be legal at the state level, it could still be considered illegal at the federal level. Task elaborates on how states like New York, known for being strict on crypto mining, might see businesses relocating to more crypto-friendly states like Texas and Georgia.
Task discusses the concept of digital nomadism in the context of cryptocurrency and remote work, highlighting how earning opportunities in the digital realm can transcend physical borders. He explains that cryptocurrency enables individuals to work and earn money remotely, regardless of their location. Task also touches upon the potential globalization of real estate due to migration patterns influenced by crypto regulations.
The video delves into the state-level competition to attract businesses, drawing parallels between traditional incentives for corporations and the current focus on crypto companies. Task suggests that states resistant to cryptocurrencies may experience a loss of population and businesses as people gravitate towards more crypto-friendly environments.
He stresses the importance of application development to drive cryptocurrency adoption, emphasizing the need for user-friendly applications that incorporate cryptocurrencies seamlessly. Task emphasizes that the focus should be on creating valuable applications that happen to involve cryptocurrencies, leading to increased user engagement and adoption.
In conclusion, Task encourages viewers to stay updated on developments in different states regarding crypto regulations and hopes for similar progress in other countries. He highlights the importance of local initiatives supporting cryptocurrency, even in the face of national opposition, and expresses optimism for the future of the industry.
Overall, the video provides a detailed analysis of New Hampshire's crypto-friendly stance and the broader implications of state-level regulations on the cryptocurrency ecosystem, digital nomadism, and application development for increased adoption.
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