Businesses that stay get a bigger share of the NY market, there are already some exchanges complying and some applying for the license.
Less businesses operating in NY more desirable the market gets, because there's less competition a there's the incentive to get the license.
Less businesses operating in NY more desirable the market gets, because there's less competition a there's the incentive to get the license.
Agree with that.
I think the most intelligent thing for businesses is to comply in New York, prompt a popup or something warning about it in NY, and staying the same in other places.
If we want Bitcoin to be adopted by many, I think that the common user would not care much if there is more data collected from their transactions. At least, I do not care much about it.
