“The California order did have a few interesting points worth highlighting, however, such as anticipating that traditional, chartered banks and credit unions are going to be involved in holding or accounting for cryptocurrency assets," attorney Aviva Gilbert said.
June 06, 2022 at 02:38 PM
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California is starting to put regulations in place regarding cryptocurrency. And some attorneys predict it is only a matter of time before federal and state legislatures do the same.
Attorney Angelica D. Zolnierowicz believes regulatory clarity from the federal government is key.
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