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The Texas Blockchain Council and Satoshi Action Fund file amicus brief in the Coinbase case.
Texas Bitcoin miners get court order to stop Energy Dept from forcing data disclosure, citing industry threat.
Gurvais Grigg talks 2024 Crypto Crime Report on Texas Block-Cast, noting a fall in illicit crypto use and how small reports trace big crime rings.
Digital assets are characterized by features that facilitate the exchange of value at a peer-to- peer level without the need for an intermediary. While protocols and application development are still progressing to realize viable, scalable solutions, it has become clear that certain digital assets are categorically different than others. For example, Bitcoin has reached a sufficient level of global decentralization through mining activity and node accountability, which protect its defining characteristic of absolute scarcity. On the other hand, Ethereum does not offer the same scarcity model of Bitcoin, yet it offers computing and application development features that are different than Bitcoin.
“Texas is poised to become the jurisdiction of choice for bitcoin, blockchain, and digital asset innovation"
— Lee Bratcher, President