Delaware's status as a go-to jurisdiction for business can't be taken for granted as tokens take off and issuers flock to blockchain-friendly states.
A Philippines senator is seeking to speed up the passage of legislation that would increase the penalties for crimes involving cryptocurrencies.
Arizona's governor has signed a new bill into law, enabling corporations to legally store information on a blockchain-based platform.
A Georgia bill to enable tax payments through cryptocurrencies failed to get out of committee, one of the measure's sponsors said.
Liechtenstein's government is drafting blockchain legislation, but will not be heavy-handed, Prime Minister Adrian Hasler has told CoinDesk.
Arizona House Bill 2602, which would protect blockchain node operators from local regulations, was approved by two Senate committees.
A senator in the Philippines is hoping to usher in harsher penalties for crimes that involve cryptocurrencies.
The Tennessee Senate Ways and Means Committee has voted to advance a bill banning public retirement trusts from investing in cryptocurrencies.
Wyoming's State Senate has cleared a bill that creates exemptions for certain types of blockchain tokens.
Three U.S. states – Illinois, Arizona and Georgia – are now actively considering bills to allow tax payments made in cryptocurrency.
Mexico is now just one step away from passing a law that will regulate fintech including cryptocurrencies in the country.
Wyoming’s utility token bill, if enacted, is likely to be influential beyond its borders, as a model for other states and for the federal government.
State-level legislation governing smart contracts in the U.S. would be redundant at best and could potentially undermine the growth of the industry.
Two state senators in Georgia have proposed a new bill that would allow citizens to pay their tax obligations in bitcoin.
The Arizona House of Representatives passed a bill protecting blockchain node operators from local restrictions.