Legislation News

The Ransom Disclosure Act aims to help the Department of Homeland Security gather critical data on ransom payments in cryptocurrency and fiat.

The development marks another sign of the digital hryvnia project picking up steam.

The Boston Blockchain Association has published crypto regulatory advisory guidelines for lawmakers in Massachusetts to consider.

Texas House Bills 1576 and 4474 officially took effect on Sept. 1 after being signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott in June.

Further requirements on crypto firms could be on the way as the administration is looking for new revenue streams.

Anna Eshoo has urged the House to amend the language in the controversial infrastructure bill.

The proposed crypto task force will examine the impact of crypto and digital currencies across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Nonfungible tokens under the juridical and legal perspective are still in evolution, and there are more questions than answers.

Michele Korver has been involved in crypto-focused Anti-Money Laundering operations since as early as 2013.

Governor Greg Abbott has already hinted he is open to signing the bill into law.

The bill would give legal recognition to transfers and registrations made through blockchain smart contracts.

One business and law professor has argued that Wyoming’s liberal blockchain law could help the state compete with Delaware in the business incorporation arena.

A bipartisan group of representatives has introduced a bill to the House that seeks to create a task force focused on combating terrorist financing via cryptocurrencies.

Despite the company's protestations, it appears the SEC is the latest in a long line of plaintiffs.

The draft resolution reportedly notes that digital currencies are likely to replace paper currencies in the future.