Senator Wendy Rogers has introduced bill to make bitcoin legal tender in the state of Arizona #Senator #Wendy #Rogers #introduced #bill #bitcoin #legal #tender #state #Arizona
Senator Wendy Rogers has launched monthly bill to make bitcoin legal tender in the condition of Arizona
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I always find this hard to understand. So legal tender means it’s recognized as money, but sellers don’t HAVE to accept it (ex: physical cash isn’t always accepted).
Further, is there a law that a seller can’t accept something that isn’t legal tender? Say a shitcoin?
[Here](https://www.azleg.gov/legtext/56leg/1R/bills/SB1239P.pdf) is the bill
What does it mean to introduce a bill? Is it a proposal that gets voted on by elected officials and made law if the vote is successful?
that definition of bitcoin is rather problematic, no?
Before you guys start blindly supporting a politician for throwing up window dressing.
[Wendy Rogers said white nationalists are ‘patriots’ and called for hanging political enemies](https://www.azmirror.com/2022/02/26/wendy-rogers-racist-white-nationalists-patriots-and-called-for-hanging-political-enemies/)
Somebody else from the state should purpose this bill.
Would that definition as written include spinoff shitcoins like bcash and BSV?
Senator…. Wendy’s? No, Roy Rogers.
Crazy how we went from all the doomsday nay-saying two weeks ago to possibly one of the strongest adoption measures yet
I would argue that the definition of “Bitcoin” in this law, is ambiguous. Seriously, there are like 25 or 30 spinoff hard fork cryptos from the original Bitcoin (BTC Cash, BTC SV, Bitcoin gold, etc.), and each of those would seem to meet the definition provided herein.
Anyways, yeah it’s bullish. Love to see this stuff.
It’ll prolly fail again. But it’s still great news it’s even considered. Seriously, that’s insane! BTC is adopting slowly but surely. It seems inevitable!
Slowly at first. Then all at once