Boost VC CEO Adam Draper has launched a petition seeking a number of changes to New York’s proposed BitLicense framework.
More than 70 digital currency industry businesses and execs are backing a petition meant to ease onerous components of New York's BitLicense.
VC Fred Wilson shares his thoughts on New York State's revised Bitlicense regulations and the impact they may have on companies in the sector.
The 30-day comment period during which the public can submit comment on the latest draft of New York’s BitLicense proposal begins today.
Commissioner Susan Donegan speaks to CoinDesk about her states policies on digital currency, and why she believes Vermont doesn't need a BitLicense.
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP attorney Marco Santori breaks down the latest BitLicense revision and what it means for bitcoin businesses.
CoinDesk speaks to members of the bitcoin community to assess their reaction to New York's latest BitLicense proposal.
The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) released the latest draft version of of its BitLicense proposal.
The New York State Department of Financial Services has released a revised version of its BitLicense proposal.
Ben Lawsky announced the latest revisions to the proposed New York BitLicense at a panel event in Washington.
Western Union's BitLicense comment suggests it may be seeking to learn how it could adapt its services in the face of competition from bitcoin.
Promoting bitcoin as a revolution is not likely to bring advantageous regulation – informed dialogue is the way to go, says Amor Sexton.
The Cryptocurrency Protocol Protection and Moratorium Act seeks to place a moratorium on federal and state-level regulation for five years.
The NYDFS has published all public comments on the BitLicense, revealing concerns from Amazon, Walmart and Western Union.
New York's BitLicense proposal will not cover non-financial blockchain technology projects, according to NYDFS superintendent Benjamin Lawsky.