The Vancouver city government in Canada has decided to terminate the bitcoin reserve proposal after a legal review.
According to ChainCatcher, market sources report that staff of the Vancouver city government in Canada have recommended terminating a council motion exploring the city becoming a "bitcoin-friendly city," as current regulations do not permit holding bitcoin as a municipal reserve asset.
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