Md. officials urge caution with virtual currencies

Published April 26, 2014 12:56am ET



BALTIMORE (AP) — Two state officials are warning Maryland residents to exercise caution in buying, selling, transacting with or investing in virtual currencies.

Mark Kaufman, commissioner of Financial Regulation and Attorney General Doug Gansler warned residents on Friday that Maryland does not regulate virtual currencies such as bitcoin.

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