CoinTelegraph covered this today but I read this piece of legislation;
"The University of Wyoming and the cryptocurrency advisory council shall report to the joint appropriations committee and select committee on blockchain, financial technology and digital innovation technology on the status and development of the program created by this section not later than October 1, 2021." https://wyoleg.gov/2021/Enroll/HB0001.pdf
Germany Opens Up to Institutional Crypto - Decrypto reports;
In all, around 4,000 existing investment funds will now be eligible to invest in Bitcoin and other crypto assets, Sven Hildebrandt, CEO of Germany-based Distributed Ledger Consulting (DLC) told Decrypt.
Check out Diffusion of Innovation where I found the graph below.
This is not indicative of price, that is a different chart. The percentages reflect the % of the population that eventually adopts a technology. The late majority won't use bitcoin until they have to, and with about 70 million bitcoin wallets that represent at most, just 0.00875% of the worlds population. Are we even at Early Adoption yet? We are not even close to 2.5%, but I suspect that many of the innovators will be the companies that are just starting to use Bitcoin today. Are we are still early?
"amending existing law by redirecting revenues and making transfers for the period of the budget; creating a cryptocurrency staking program and advisory council; providing for matching funds related to carbon capture, utilization and storage projects;" https://wyoleg.gov/2021/Enroll/HB0001.pdf
