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City of Santa Monica Launches Bitcoin Office, Plans October Festival ! The City of Santa Monica, California, has reportedly created a Bitcoin Office to solidify the city’s position as a hub of Bitcoin innovation. The office will work closely with Proof of Workforce, a nonprofit organisation focused on Bitcoin education to provide education and identify economic opportunities for the workforce, unions and pension funds. The new city office was created by a unanimous vote of the Santa Monica city council on July 11. The city is also promoting the Bitcoin Peer to Pier Festival, which seems to be related to an event that was intended to be sponsored by Swan Bitcoin. #santamonica #california #BTC☀ #TONonBinance #MtGoxJulyRepayments
City of Santa Monica Launches Bitcoin Office, Plans October Festival !

The City of Santa Monica, California, has reportedly created a Bitcoin Office to solidify the city’s position as a hub of Bitcoin innovation.

The office will work closely with Proof of Workforce, a nonprofit organisation focused on Bitcoin education to provide education and identify economic opportunities for the workforce, unions and pension funds.

The new city office was created by a unanimous vote of the Santa Monica city council on July 11. The city is also promoting the Bitcoin Peer to Pier Festival, which seems to be related to an event that was intended to be sponsored by Swan Bitcoin.

#santamonica #california #BTC☀ #TONonBinance #MtGoxJulyRepayments
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Robinhood Fined $3.9 Million for Restricting Crypto Withdrawals in CaliforniaCalifornia Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a $3.9 million settlement with Robinhood Crypto for restricting cryptocurrency withdrawals and failing to fully disclose trading activities. The settlement marks the first public action by the California Department of Justice against a cryptocurrency company. As part of the agreement, Robinhood must allow customers to withdraw cryptocurrency to their wallets and increase transparency in its dealings with customers.

Robinhood Fined $3.9 Million for Restricting Crypto Withdrawals in California

California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a $3.9 million settlement with Robinhood Crypto for restricting cryptocurrency withdrawals and failing to fully disclose trading activities. The settlement marks the first public action by the California Department of Justice against a cryptocurrency company. As part of the agreement, Robinhood must allow customers to withdraw cryptocurrency to their wallets and increase transparency in its dealings with customers.
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