PANews news on April 11, according to The Block, a North Carolina state legislator submitted the "Digital Asset Freedom Act" (H.B. 920), proposing to allow residents to pay taxes and other economic affairs with qualified cryptocurrency assets. The bill requires eligible assets to have a market value of at least $750 billion, a daily trading volume of $10 billion, a 10-year market operation record, and possess anti-censorship and decentralized attributes (prohibiting pre-mining and internal distribution).
North Carolina's new proposal allows cryptocurrency to be used for tax purposes, but sets strict asset standards
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