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Coin Center, a non-profit group focused on public policy related to cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, announced Monday support for the organization from the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), a post-trade financial services firm. In addition, Mark Wetjen,...

The North Carolina Senate Finance Committee met last Tuesday to discuss Senate Bill 680, which would modernize the state’s Money Transmitters Act (MTA) to cover virtual currency, prompting reaction from some industry experts. According to a committee document, the current MTA,...

Ledger is a new peer-reviewed scholarly journal that will publish full-length, original research papers focused on cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, as well as any relevant intersections with computer science, economics, engineering, law and math. To be published online...

Benjamin Lawsky, the outgoing superintendent of the New York Department of Financial Services, announced Wednesday the release of the department’s final BitLicense, which is a framework for regulating digital currency companies. As the Wall Street Journal reported, the BitLicense...

Every month for the past seven months, the Washington, D.C.-based Coin Center, a non-profit organization dedicated to public policy matters related to digital currency, has released data from its Bitcoin Public Sentiment Survey, which measures American attitudes toward Bitcoin....

Coin Center – a Washington, DC-based organization focused on public policy matters related to digital currency technologies – released today data from its Bitcoin Public Sentiment Survey. The first of its kind, the monthly survey provides insight into American perceptions...

Coin Center, a non-profit research and advocacy organization focused on public policy issues relating to digital currency technologies, announced last week the launch of its new website, CoinCenter.org. The site serves as a resource for education on cryptocurrencies and a...