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Blockchain and Virtual Currency Law:

Statutes, Regulations, and Pending Legislation Affecting Blockchain and Virtual Currency

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Posted on January 7, 2019 by WBD Admin

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Has the state amended UETA to address blockchain technology?

■ Yes

■ No

■ No, but amending legislation has been introduced

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