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Newsom Signs Law Banning Meme Coin Issuance by Public Officials in California

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California has become the latest state to impose restrictions on public officials and meme coins. Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law that prohibits public officials from issuing meme coins, making California one of the first states in the US to do so.

The new law, which was signed into effect by Gov. Newsom, applies to all public officials within the state. This means that local and state officials will no longer be able to issue their own meme coins as a form of fundraising or community engagement.

This move comes amid growing concerns about the misuse of crypto assets by public officials. The law aims to prevent any potential conflicts of interest or abuse of power that could arise from the issuance of meme coins.

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