Bitcoin exchanges Kraken and Bitfinex have indicated they will not be applying for licenses to operate in New York.
As the BitLicense application deadline nears, which bitcoin companies will stay in New York and which will go?
Former New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) superintendent Benjamin M Lawsky has said he won't advise on the BitLicense.
Entrepreneurs and investors Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have filed an application for a limited liability trust company in New York.
The NYDFS has officially adopted the BitLicense as of its publication in the New York State Register today.
Bitcoin mining pool BTC Guild is shutting down later this month, and its operator has cited the BitLicense finalization as a major factor.
MonetaGo, a new exchange with ambitions to take bitcoin "global", launched across 40 countries today.
The BitLicense may have dominated media coverage this week, but a deeper dive show many of bitcoin's larger problems linger on.
With the passage of New York's final BitLicense proposal, CoinDesk seeks responses from the digital currency community on the law and its impact.
NYDFS superintendent Benjamin Lawsky released details of the final Bitlicense today, following a two-year inquiry by the New York regulator.
NYDFS Superintendent Benjamin Lawsky could unveil the finalized BitLicense during a Washington DC speech tomorrow.
Professor Houman B Shadab examines itBit's recent banking law charter. Should other digital currency exchanges follow suit?
MIT Digital Currency Initiative director Brian Forde has published new criticism of New York's proposed bitcoin regulation.
New York's finalized BitLicense regulation is expected to be released by the end of May.
Two weeks after closing a final round of comment, the NYDFS suggests it's moving forward to release the final BitLicense "very soon".