If Texas does enact the sale tax holiday, then perhaps companies would be incentivized to hold onto the cryptocurrency, and spend it for their own purchasing needs. This may be the jumpstart cryptocurrency needs to become an accepted form of payment. Your Money Briefing is your personal-finance and career checklist, with the news that affects your money and what you do with it.<\/p>\n
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If digital asset exchanges were to become subject to SEC regulations, requirements that they use trust companies that interface fully with one another could incentivize the creation of a single trustee for all digital asset securities. This single trustee could record all digital asset security transactions on its own ledger, removing the need for energy-intensive blockchain transactions entirely. Third-party trustees holding digital asset securities in trust results in similar energy efficiency gains. The recordation of a transaction on a trustee\u2019s ledger is much more energy efficient than trading on blockchains. As explained above, whenever a digital asset is bought or sold on a blockchain, computers undertake cryptographic computations to update the ledger.<\/p>\n
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