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Michigan lawmakers introduce cryptocurrency laws

By Editorial Board Published May 28, 2025 3 Min Read
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Michigan lawmakers introduce cryptocurrency laws

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Michigan lawmakers have launched a group of payments that goal to place the state as a pacesetter in cryptocurrency innovation.

State Rep. Bryan Posthumus (R-Grand Rapids), one of many lawmakers concerned, says that the laws will shield cryptocurrency customers, set up a framework for state funding in cryptocurrency, and permit presently deserted infrastructure for use for Bitcoin mining.

Home Invoice 4511 seeks to determine a “Cryptocurrency Bill of Rights.” The invoice will prohibit state and native governments from banning cryptocurrency possession or use, and guarantee cryptocurrencies are taxed no in a different way than conventional foreign money.

It is going to additionally allow the operation of cryptocurrency infrastructure, equivalent to blockchain networks, and outline sure key phrases for future coverage use.

“Our whole monetary future goes to be based mostly on blockchain expertise,” stated Posthumus in a information launch despatched to six Information. “Across the country, more and more states are acting to embrace this innovation. Michigan must be at the forefront of this financial revolution or risk being left behind.”

Home Invoice 4510 will create a course of for the state treasurer to take a position pension funds in cryptocurrencies equivalent to Bitcoin.

The State says that to make sure stability, the laws will prohibit investments to cryptocurrencies with a mean market capitalization of at the very least $250 billion over the prior 12 months, safeguarding towards unstable ‘meme coins.’

Home Invoice 4512 will enable Bitcoin miners to make use of deserted oil and pure gasoline wells owned by the Michigan Division of Surroundings, Nice Lakes, and Vitality (EGLE) for electrical energy era.

The State says these mines, which leak methane, might be repurposed to energy the mining. In change for entry to this power supply, miners should later cap the wells, fixing the environmental hazard.

Home Invoice 4513 will supply tax exemptions for Bitcoin mined by way of this program, “incentivizing operators to assume responsibility for well remediation.”

All of those payments have been despatched to the committee for additional evaluate. 6 Information will maintain you up to date with the newest.

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