2018-6-13 22:54 |
A pair of bills submitted to Michigan’s state legislature would make it a crime to illegally alter a blockchain record.
Under the proposed legislation, this would be extended to “a person that accomplishes a violation…by altering a record made utilizing distributed ledger technology.”
The legislation doesn’t offer any specific examples of what this means, nor is it clear what, exactly, spurred the creation of the bills.
Another piece of legislation offered up this month in Michigan applies similar changes for crimes involving credit cards.
In addition, Michigan State Attorney General, Bill Schuette, previously issued a consumer alert warning all residents that “virtual currency carries a significant amount of real-life risk.”
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