New York’s DFS Proposes Regulation To Charge Crypto Firms For Supervising Them
DFS states crypto firms will be charged based on the total operating expenses of overseeing licensees and the “proportion deemed reasonable” for other overhead expenses.
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US state Regulators probe troubled crypto lender Genesis: Report
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