BitLicense

Amazon, Walmart and Western Union BitLicense Comments Revealed

The NYDFS has published all public comments on the BitLicense, revealing concerns from Amazon, Walmart and Western Union.

By Pete RizzoDec 3, 2014

New York's BitLicense proposal will not cover non-financial blockchain technology projects, according to NYDFS superintendent Benjamin Lawsky.

By Jon SouthurstNov 4, 2014

NYDFS is considering an on-ramp for bitcoin startups to allow a more flexible regulatory framework.

By Pete RizzoNov 3, 2014

Bitcoin companies Circle and BitPay have submitted the final comments on New York's BitLicense proposals – for now.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation begins a letter campaign against the BitLicense to fight its imposed surveillance measures.

By Tanaya MacheelOct 17, 2014

NYDFS superintendent Benjamin Lawsky has clarified the proposed reach of the impending BitLicense regulations.

Coinbase hires former Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee advisor as Washington-based Congressional liaison.

By Tanaya MacheelOct 13, 2014

The Bitcoin Foundation has appealed for the release of the research behind New Yorks proposed bitcoin regulation.

New York Department of Financial Services superintendent Benjamin Lawsky will deliver a keynote at the Money20/20 event.

Xapo has joined the growing chorus of bitcoin companies speaking out against New York's proposed bitcoin regulations.

By Pete RizzoSep 3, 2014

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