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The accepted use of bitcoin has only increased in these times as it peaked in value at $60,000. In Louisiana, a U.S state, some statements of the resolutions made about Bitcoin successes have been taken into account.
House of Representatives of Louisiana’s Legislature made it known that they commended Satoshi Nakamoto for the part he has played in strengthening the economy. This was in accordance with the new resolution No. 33 through its Rep Mark Wright. A post from The Hill carried this message about the document being signed on Monday.
The tribute to the creator of Bitcoin, the anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto was after the document praised Bitcoin for its achieving acceptability and market cap. This is how the document was phrased in its first line:

To commend Bitcoin for its success in becoming the first decentralized trillion-dollar asset and to encourage the state and local governments to consider ways that could help them benefit from the increased use of this new technology.

Bitcoin succeeded in having a market cap of more than $1 trillion in the start of 2021. This feat was only achieved after bitcoin beat its record in and it did it again in late 2020.
The files made mention of some details of bitcoin but had nothing concerning how common its use is and the fact that no central body governs its activities and the manner in which it is used. They made references in the file about bitcoin as an alternative to gold.

Bitcoin, which could potentially replace gold as a monetary reserve, is limited and finite and there is a maximum capacity of only twenty-one million bitcoins allowed to be produced,” the file said.
Many institutions are buying into the idea of bitcoin and it has been eye-catching to watch.

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For sure govt is being attracted to this new gem now. Why not ? They know that this is the future and this is the right time to on board before it’s too late. But I am also little concerned about censorship and regulations by government on crypto.
Let’s see

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I agree, Lets just see.

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