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California passed a bill AB 2409 prohibiting state officials from issuing mint coins.

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California passed a bill AB 2409 prohibiting state officials from issuing mint coins.

What's this about?

The news is related to the California State Legislature's AB bill,[22] which proposes a ban on state officials and civil servants issuing coins at the same time. It was reported from Watcher.Guru's X account on September 27 that Gov. Gavin Newsom, governor of California has already signed such a bill but hasn't found an official document confirming this fact, so the status of the news must be separated between "no report" and "no certification".

แคลิฟอร์เนียดันร่างกฎหมาย AB 2409 ห้ามเจ้าหน้าที่รัฐออกเหรียญมีม

Important details in the AB bill.2409

According to the text that appeared in the news, AB's rule2409 states a prohibition on state officials and civil servants directly issuing coins. In addition, the law also specifies restrictions for digital asset providers in the case of coins issued after January 12027 and having an image or likeness of a federal government official said: "It is important that the use of names, images or status of public officials in token projects may be seen as using the position or credibility of the state to interfere with the marketing of digital assets".

Why isn't Gavin Newsom signing off on this?

The reporting of online social media accounts is not always an official reference source, although Watcher.Guru reports that Gavin Newsom has already signed but confirmation that the signing actually took place should come from a California state document, the executive branch's official website or the Legislature's records. Reports that no official documents have been found are reason for readers to follow up before concluding that the AB bill2409 becomes binding law.

แคลิฟอร์เนียดันร่างกฎหมาย AB 2409 ห้ามเจ้าหน้าที่รัฐออกเหรียญมีม

Why is it so important to have coins with government officials?

There are often tokens that originate from Internet culture, humor or community interest. The value of a token is tied to the movement and promoter's credibility significantly. If government officials or bureaucrats are involved in issuing coins, there may be questions about using public positions to influence markets, obtaining complicated benefits, or misrepresenting projects as state-sponsored.

Key words to know before reading this article.

A token is a digital token that is often created from an image or movement in the online community, rather than an asset that has value as a result of typical corporate actions. Digital Asset Service Providers are those who provide services related to digital assets such as trading platforms or system administrators associated with tokens. Legislative bodies are legal proposals that still need to go through their respective state legislatures and signature processes before they can be enforced.

Impact on readers in Thailand and Myanmar: How to read this story without missing the point

For readers in Thailand who are tracking the price of cryptocurrencies in dollars or using platforms such as Bitkub under the supervision of the Securities and Exchange Commission, news from California does not mean that Thailand will immediately enact a similar law but it is an example that government agencies in many countries have begun to more closely monitor the image or status of state officials with respect to Mykin. Readers in Myanmar who may be accessing cryptocurrency markets and relying on cross-border platforms can also see that live crypto projects or public figures could pose risks for credibility and future regulation.

It's a warning.

This article is for general information only, not investment advice. Cryptocurrency prices are highly volatile and should be studied to make rational decisions.

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