just like other countries it is also an issue in Califoria. i think bitcoin is yet not regularize in California. may the officials of California may be thinking about this. but still there is yet no conformation about this.
but i have heard the news that in California bitcoin has become a legal currency the govt have regularize it and now they are going to aid it in stock exchange. but still i am not conform about the news 
Topic: Bitcoin regulation in California (Read 1719 times)
just like other countries it is also an issue in Califoria. i think bitcoin is yet not regularize in California. may the officials of California may be thinking about this. but still there is yet no conformation about this.
I think those people who are living there in California can answer you better. because we are living about thousands of mile away from California therefore we have no such an idea about California that either bitcoin is legalized there in California or not.
i think it is the problem of most of the countries. most of the countries have yet not legalize bitcoin. and i think same id the case of California. i think bitcoin is still not legalize bitcoin but we can hope it in near future.
i do not think so. i think these are just the speculation and not the real information about this. but i can say that in near future it will be so. not only California but so many other cities and countries are going to take step for the legalization of bitcoin.
now i can see that most of the topic are about the legalization regulation etc so its mean that now the time is coming nearer when the states are going to legalize it in near future. i think that is the plus point of bitcoin.
BitLicense 2.0 California Edition.
Well, it is to be expected. I foresee that eventually every state will have their own version of BitLicense, some better some worse. Identical to the way tax legislation work now.
Let's hope it will be created by people who actually know what Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are all about.
Well, it is to be expected. I foresee that eventually every state will have their own version of BitLicense, some better some worse. Identical to the way tax legislation work now.
Let's hope it will be created by people who actually know what Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are all about.
Based on articles and other information available online, does a bitcoin exchange need any licensing to operate in CA?
From what i can find, seems like the answer is NOT CURRENTLY.
These links contain some interesting information about it:
http://www.coindesk.com/california-regulator-coinbase-exchange-regulated-licensed/ - "The California Department of Business Oversight has not decided whether to regulate virtual currency transactions, or the businesses that arrange such transactions, under the state’s Money Transmission Act. California consumers should be aware Coinbase Exchange is not regulated or licensed by the State.”
https://www.coinbase.com/legal/licenses - Coinbase doesn't have such license and seems like they don't need one as of this moment judging by the above links.
http://www.dbo.ca.gov/Consumers/Advisories/Virtual_Currencies_0414.pdf - "Virtual currencies are not regulated by a government.
California has been working with virtual currency industry leaders and other state and federal regulators to
evaluate businesses engaging in virtual currency transactions for possible licensing."
Thanks
From what i can find, seems like the answer is NOT CURRENTLY.
These links contain some interesting information about it:
http://www.coindesk.com/california-regulator-coinbase-exchange-regulated-licensed/ - "The California Department of Business Oversight has not decided whether to regulate virtual currency transactions, or the businesses that arrange such transactions, under the state’s Money Transmission Act. California consumers should be aware Coinbase Exchange is not regulated or licensed by the State.”
https://www.coinbase.com/legal/licenses - Coinbase doesn't have such license and seems like they don't need one as of this moment judging by the above links.
http://www.dbo.ca.gov/Consumers/Advisories/Virtual_Currencies_0414.pdf - "Virtual currencies are not regulated by a government.
California has been working with virtual currency industry leaders and other state and federal regulators to
evaluate businesses engaging in virtual currency transactions for possible licensing."
Thanks
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