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Topic: [2016-01-25] Bitcoin and the Politics of Non-Political Money (Read 224 times)

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Jim Harper is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, working to adapt law and policy to the information age. A former counsel to committees in both the US House and the US Senate, he served as Global Policy Counsel for the Bitcoin Foundation in 2014.

In this article, republished from the Cato at Liberty blog, he discusses how bitcoin needs level-headedness from its community members to survive as a non-political digital currency.

Read more: http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-politics-non-political-money/
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