Minnesota SF2768 amends campaign finance laws to require public officials to disclose virtual currency holdings on their statements of economic.

Minnesota SF2768 amends the state's campaign finance laws by requiring public officials to disclose certain virtual currency holdings on their statements of economic interest. Specifically, officials must list the full name of each virtual currency with a value exceeding $10,000 owned by them or their spouse, along with the dates and values of any purchases or sales during the reporting period. This requirement applies regardless of the transaction value.

Minnesota SF2768 amends campaign finance laws to require public officials to disclose virtual currency holdings on their statements of economic.

Minnesota SF2768 amends the state's campaign finance laws by requiring public officials to disclose certain virtual currency holdings on their statements of economic interest. Specifically, officials must list the full name of each virtual currency with a value exceeding $10,000 owned by them or their spouse, along with the dates and values of any purchases or sales during the reporting period. This requirement applies regardless of the transaction value.