Bit license rule #1: There are no rules in bit license.
Bit license rule #2: Since there are no rules there's nothing to stop me from making more rules.
Topic: New York accepting exchange applications (Read 2294 times)
I watched Lawsky at the hearings and saw him like a man open to the future.The right man at the right place at the right time.
So this is good news no matter if short or long term. Period!
So this is good news no matter if short or long term. Period!
Happy violator of the 4th amendment he is.
Seeing as money is speech and everything, and inhibiting people from spending money how they choose to is a 1st amendment violation, doesn't the whole cryptocurrency regulation issue run into a wall of unconstitutionality? Oh no, that's right, only for corporations. Which are people. That have more rights than all the other people? The logic of the whole thing is a little confusing...
We might have a professional NY Bitcoin Exchange by the end of the year...
Does applying for a government permit make a business professional?
It provides legitimacy in the eyes of many very important players. It would certainly make a lot of people feel that the exchange is more "professional" than an exchange without a government permit.
Bitcoin is the red-headed step child... This will be like sending him to College.
I watched Lawsky at the hearings and saw him like a man open to the future.The right man at the right place at the right time.
So this is good news no matter if short or long term. Period!
So this is good news no matter if short or long term. Period!
Happy violator of the 4th amendment he is.
All the kids are doing it.
I watched Lawsky at the hearings and saw him like a man open to the future.The right man at the right place at the right time.
So this is good news no matter if short or long term. Period!
So this is good news no matter if short or long term. Period!
Happy violator of the 4th amendment he is.
Did anyone actually read the article?
Companies can submit "applications" despite there being no application process, requirements, or standards and they will be bound by rules which haven't even been written yet but may be written sometime around the end of the 2nd quarter.
In related news I am sure your local car dealership would be glad to sell you a car which doesn't exist yet with features and price to be determined next year.
Companies can submit "applications" despite there being no application process, requirements, or standards and they will be bound by rules which haven't even been written yet but may be written sometime around the end of the 2nd quarter.
In related news I am sure your local car dealership would be glad to sell you a car which doesn't exist yet with features and price to be determined next year.
Would have been better to just ban this ? Pfff naysayers gonna nay...
I watched Lawsky at the hearings and saw him like a man open to the future.The right man at the right place at the right time.
So this is good news no matter if short or long term. Period!
While everyone rejoices, let me be the wet blanket:
Licensing is fundamentally anti-competitive. This is crony capitalism.
Licensing is fundamentally anti-competitive. This is crony capitalism.
Anywhere that bitcoin and fiat touch there is always going to be regulation/licensing etc... I've know this from the very start. There's no way around it.
For each of you guys negging this news there are a dozen smart and motivated people in NY working late tonight to get in on this. Regulations are a small price to pay to be among the first legal exchanges in NYC. And these guys have been playing the regulation game for years, it comes with the territory.
We might have a professional NY Bitcoin Exchange by the end of the year...
Maybe even one as successful as MF Global.
We might have a professional NY Bitcoin Exchange by the end of the year...
Does applying for a government permit make a business professional?
While everyone rejoices, let me be the wet blanket:
Licensing is fundamentally anti-competitive. This is crony capitalism.
Licensing is fundamentally anti-competitive. This is crony capitalism.
Did anyone actually read the article?
Companies can submit "applications" despite there being no application process, requirements, or standards and they will be bound by rules which haven't even been written yet but may be written sometime around the end of the 2nd quarter.
In related news I am sure your local car dealership would be glad to sell you a car which doesn't exist yet with features and price to be determined next year.
Companies can submit "applications" despite there being no application process, requirements, or standards and they will be bound by rules which haven't even been written yet but may be written sometime around the end of the 2nd quarter.
In related news I am sure your local car dealership would be glad to sell you a car which doesn't exist yet with features and price to be determined next year.
That's true for now. But that'll all work itself out in time.
We might have a professional NY Bitcoin Exchange by the end of the year...
Did anyone actually read the article?
Companies can submit "applications" despite there being no application process, requirements, or standards and they will be bound by rules which haven't even been written yet but may be written sometime around the end of the 2nd quarter.
In related news I am sure your local car dealership would be glad to sell you a car which doesn't exist yet with features and price to be determined next year.
Companies can submit "applications" despite there being no application process, requirements, or standards and they will be bound by rules which haven't even been written yet but may be written sometime around the end of the 2nd quarter.
In related news I am sure your local car dealership would be glad to sell you a car which doesn't exist yet with features and price to be determined next year.
Finally CCMF. Good news.
I'm sure the media will spin the news into a negative light.
They should have called it the Anti-Goxing licence. 
Yea and all his homies too : -)
I like Lawsky, he is loaded in bitcoin for sure 
Also from canada here, btw.
My personal and initial reaction the news was positive, but I don't think we'll see an uptick until these regulated exchanges are up and running.
I expect we will still see some lower prices over the next few weeks, with the trend reversal happening about 21-28 days from now.
No concrete idea of the bottom, but I think it'll be around 500 USD.
My personal and initial reaction the news was positive, but I don't think we'll see an uptick until these regulated exchanges are up and running.
I expect we will still see some lower prices over the next few weeks, with the trend reversal happening about 21-28 days from now.
No concrete idea of the bottom, but I think it'll be around 500 USD.
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