Letter to the M.E.D.
http://www.reddit.com/r/potcoin/comments/2v3nny/letter_sent_to_the_colorado_med_on_behalf_of/
Edibles get harder to swallow
http://mmjbusinessdaily.com/new-colorado-edibles-regs-a-costly-change-for-manufacturers/
Natives screwed
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/03/native-...
Here's a summary of the WCN episode "Mad PotCoins M.E.D. Position" from February 8, 2015:
1. Main Topics Discussed:
- Colorado MED's Position on Digital Currency: The episode focuses on a letter sent to the Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED) seeking clarification on whether licensed marijuana businesses can accept digital currencies like Potcoin.
- Regulatory Burden on Edible Producers: New regulations in Colorado are significantly impacting edible producers, requiring costly upgrades and compliance measures.
- Native American Tribes and Marijuana: Discussion on the challenges faced by Native American tribes attempting to enter the marijuana business and the vague legal guidance they receive.
- Bitcoin Network Growth Despite Price Decline: Despite a declining price, the Bitcoin network is experiencing significant growth in trading volume, active wallets, and venture capital funding.
2. Key Quotes:
- "It's been a tremendous amount of money for the infrastructure to put in place… We probably dropped close to about 45,000 on the project." - Jamie Lewis, CEO of Infused Products Company, Mountain Medicine.
- "Legal means more ways for the state to screw you." - Commentary on the increased regulations following legalization.
- "If Native American tribes ever band together to go to war against the US, I'll be with them 100%." - Strong statement regarding the treatment of Native American tribes.
3. People Mentioned:
- Nialater (Potcoin team)
- Rachel K. Gillette (Attorney)
- Jamie Lewis (CEO of Infused Products Company, Mountain Medicine)
4. Bitcoin Price:
- The episode mentions the Bitcoin market cap peaked at around $13 billion and had fallen to approximately $3 billion.