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According to Cointelegraph, Minnesota Senator Jeremy Miller has proposed the Minnesota Bitcoin Act, which he drafted after completely changing his stance on Bitcoin. In a statement on March 18th, Miller stated, "As I conduct more research on cryptocurrencies and receive increasing feedback from voters, I have gone from being highly skeptical to gradually understanding, and then to believing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies." Miller stated that the bill aims to "promote Minnesota's prosperity" by allowing the Minnesota Investment Commission to invest state assets in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, just like investing in traditional assets. According to Miller's bill, Minnesota employees will be able to add Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to their retirement accounts. The bill will also allow residents to use Bitcoin to pay state taxes and fees. Colorado and Utah have already accepted cryptocurrency for tax purposes, while Louisiana allows it to be used for state services. The investment income from Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will also be exempt from state income tax.
On March 19th, according to Bitcoin Laws, North Carolina's Bitcoin Reserve Act SB327 authorized the state Treasury Secretary to allocate up to 10% of public funds to Bitcoin. The details are as follows: ·Custody: Multi signature cold storage · Reserve proof: Monthly audit · Holding: Only allowed to be sold under strict conditions of 'severe financial crisis' North Carolina currently has $9.5 billion in its general fund.
According to Decrypt, Carl Rinsch, the director of the 2013 Keanu Reeves film "47 Ronins," was arrested on Tuesday in West Hollywood and charged with wire fraud and money laundering for allegedly misappropriating $11 million from a "well-known streaming platform," which multiple reports claim is Netflix. Prosecutors claim that Rinsch requested additional funds from a streaming service company in 2020 to complete his science fiction series "White Horse," but transferred the money to a personal account and began securities trading; Before requesting additional funding, his production company had already received a payment of $44 million; By late April 2020, he had lost over half of his funds through high-risk investments, including "highly speculative options and cryptocurrency trading," as well as an ETF tracking the S&P 500 index. The indictment alleges that Rinsch also used these funds to "speculate on cryptocurrencies - which ultimately proved to be profitable. According to the indictment, Rinsch is suspected of using these proceeds to spend $2.4 million on five Rolls Royces and one Ferrari, $3.7 million on furniture and antiques, $652000 on watches and clothing, $638000 on two mattresses, and $295000 on luxury bedding and linen products. Rinsch never delivered the completed TV series to Netflix, and despite completing the "six episode short film," he never returned the money. If convicted of wire fraud, Lynch may face up to 20 years in prison. The crime of money laundering may also result in an additional sentence of up to 20 years in prison, while each of the five charges of engaging in currency transactions with criminal proceeds can result in a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. If all charges are proven, his total sentence may reach 90 years.
According to BlockBeats, on March 19th, according to the website of the Salvadoran Ministry of Finance, El Salvador has increased its holdings of 8 bitcoins in the past 7 days, with an average price of $82892. At present, its Bitcoin holdings reach 6120.18, with a total value of 507.8 million US dollars. Despite pressure from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on El Salvador to stop accumulating decentralized value storage assets, El Salvador has still increased its holdings of 41 bitcoins in the past 30 days.
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