
“Want to do business with bitcoin in New York state? You might soon need a ‘bit-license.’ Officials will hold a public hearing at which investors, law enforcement officials and computer engineers will provide insight into virtual currencies to determine whether businesses accepting or transferring bitcoin should be licensed, which is required of wire transfer services. Virtual currencies had a coming-out party last year, when Congress held hearings on the potential dangers of anonymous, untraceable and nongovernmental ‘crypto-currencies.’ Lawsky said New York must follow suit to understand how state laws apply to digital currencies and how innovation and security can be balanced.”
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101327301
Related posts:
Proposals announced to boost Shanghai Free Trade Zone
Israeli defense chief indicates if Russia ships advanced missiles to Syria, they could be hit
North Korea Reportedly Opening To Foreign Investment
Bitcoin digital currency appearing in New Orleans small businesses
Postal Service bans images of marijuana on stamps
Researchers create battery that recycles sewage into energy
Peter Schiff: Anti Money Laundering Regulations Costing American Jobs
France mulls 'culture tax' on smartphones
American al Qaeda militant urges attacks on U.S. diplomats
AB InBev's Mega Bonds Just the Start of a Corporate-Debt Deluge
Banks lock out Americans over new tax law
New Jersey cop caught punching woman in the face on video
CIA 'mistakenly' destroys copy of 6,700-page US torture report
A Finicky Thief of the Finest Silver Is Arrested Again
Second British man jailed for selling fake bomb detectors to governments