Maryland Cryptocurrency Laws
Regulation of Digital Currencies: Cryptocurrency, Bitcoins, Blockchain Technology
Maryland | SB 136 Signed by governor 4/30/19, Chapter 288 |
Authorizes certain records of a corporation to be maintained by means of any information storage device, method, or electronic network or database, including a distributed electronic network or database, under certain circumstances; requires a corporation to convert a record maintained in a certain manner into a clearly legible written form on the request of any person entitled to inspect the records; authorizes certain communications, consents, and requests to be made by means of a certain electronic transmission; etc. |
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Digital Currency
Virtual and cryptocurrencies are built on blockchain technology—a technological innovation that allows for a distributed, decentralized digital ledger generally built upon cryptographic mechanisms and complex consensus protocols. From a legal perspective, many of the tax, regulatory, and other legal issues associated with blockchain technology and cryptocurrency require an understanding of this underlying technology.
Maryland Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Attorneys
Is cryptocurrency legal in Maryland? Do you have Cryptocurrency or Blockchain Issues or questions? Freeman Law is dedicated to staying at the forefront as these emerging technologies continue to revolutionize social and economic activities. Contact Freeman Law to schedule a consultation or call (214) 984-3410 to discuss your cryptocurrency and blockchain technology concerns.