Topic: Senate looking at Bitcoin regulation (Read 1172 times)
its a good piece
And I got quoted on it in the USA Today paper
Bradley Jansen, director of the Washington-based Center for Financial Privacy and Human Rights, said the Treasury Department's March guidance was poorly written and served only to stifle innovation. "This guidance has raised more questions than it has answered," he said. "Applying our failed banking policies on Bitcoins is a bad idea and may be the definition of insanity."
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2013/08/26/bitcoin-virtual-currency-regualtions/2702653/
Bradley Jansen, director of the Washington-based Center for Financial Privacy and Human Rights, said the Treasury Department's March guidance was poorly written and served only to stifle innovation. "This guidance has raised more questions than it has answered," he said. "Applying our failed banking policies on Bitcoins is a bad idea and may be the definition of insanity."
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2013/08/26/bitcoin-virtual-currency-regualtions/2702653/
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