Oregon Signs Crypto as Collateral
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Oregon Passes SB 167, Recognizes Cryptocurrencies as Collateral: Report

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Oregon has signed SB 167 into law, classifying cryptocurrencies as collateral.
Oregon updates the Uniform Commercial Code to clarify the status of digital assets as collateral, paving the way for increased adoption in financial markets.
The law enables seamless crypto integration into commerce by clarifying lender and borrower guidelines.
The impact of this move may extend beyond Oregon , influencing other states.
This development comes amid the US states’ increasing interest in establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
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