The US House of Representatives has passed a non-binding resolution calling for a supportive language for digital currencies
The US House of Representatives has passed a non-binding resolution calling for a national technology innovation policy that includes supportive language for digital currencies and blockchain technology.This resolution was first introduced in July, prompting the US government to craft a national policy for technology. It has specific mentions for digital currencies and blockchain. The bill, written by Illinois Representative Adam Kinzinger, passed by a voice vote from backers on 12 September. The House Resolution 835 even non-binding is a step forward the recognition of blockchain technology as a future fin-tech development.
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