Earlier this week, the Miami District Court ruled that Bitcoin - it's not the money, thereby legalizing passive trade cryptocurrency.
This occurred in part of the case against a local resident Michael Espinoza. Undercover detectives bought him Bitcoins to fifteen hundred dollars, explaining that cryptocurrency they need to buy database of credit card numbers, and then Espinosa accused of money laundering.
"The Court does not intend to punish a man for selling his property to others when his act is subject to the laws that are presented in this case is so vague that even lawyers find it difficult to give it a unique definition of" - decided to court.
Bitcoin-counsel Brian Bieber told Bloomberg, that is the first of its kind in the court's decision, which will affect the attitude of the authorities to further cryptocurrency: "As far as I know, this is the first such solution that is likely to ask a specific context in the next hearing." Now then, it is whether this Bitcoin currency or simply recognizable phenomenon, soon determine the Court of Appeal.