New York AG’s office seeks additional authority over crypto firms
Under a bill proposed by New York Attorney General Letitia James, crypto exchanges could be required to reimburse users who were the victims of fraud.
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Under a bill proposed by New York Attorney General Letitia James, crypto exchanges could be required to reimburse users who were the victims of fraud.
The court case might have a decisive influence on the legal classification of NFTs.
Since 2015, crypto firms operating in the state of New York have largely been required to apply for a BitLicense to offer services.
The move comes after a judge expressed displeasure about SBF’s use of encrypted-messaging apps and virtual private network services while on bail.
Paxos said it will engage with the US securities regulator on the matter and is prepared to "vigorously litigate if necessary."
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