Kentucky has made a significant step forward in safeguarding the rights of Bitcoin holders by ditching a contentious clause that threatened to limit people’s ability to have full control over their own digital assets : holding onto their own private keys and not having to rely on a third party to look after them. A revised bill has now been put in place that confirms, once and for all, that individuals can hold and control their own digital assets without needing to use some kind of middle man, which tackles a long outstanding issue in crypto regulation. This move comes as the US grapples with just how to regulate ... (full story)