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New York State DFS Establishes Early Regulatory Framework for Virtual Currency

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The New York State Department of Financial Services is involved in discussions regarding the need for a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets and blockchain technology. The article notes that the pace of technological change, including digital assets, has often outpaced existing government regulations. The DFS operates as the mandated regulatory agency within the jurisdiction of New York State.

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The framework addresses the use of digital assets, such as Bitcoin, which has been central to financial markets since 2009. The development of rules is seen as crucial for managing the legitimate innovation potential while also mitigating risks associated with illicit use of the technology.

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  • CoinbaseSpeculative

    The state frameworks could increase compliance costs and operational burdens for virtual currency businesses.

  • BinanceSpeculative

    State precedents could increase global compliance risk and operational costs for major trading platforms.

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