You seem to be speculating about some future legislation. What about the situation right now? >I postulate that few if any states will see any advantage in gra

You seem to be speculating about some future legislation. What about the situation right now? >I postulate that few if any states will see any advantage in granting that kind of protection to bitcoin transactions, as states have incentives to ensure their own currencies can be transacted without rigorous detective work, and do not have these same incentives with bitcoin. Usually these principles apply to all currency, not just the states "own" currency. Why would states need to grant such protection to bitcoin transactions, as opposed to taking away such protection?