PAR: Hedge Fund ‘Crypto-Bridge’ Platform to Apply for BitLicense
The PAR Project (par.io) a Productive Asset Record system, has released its white paper today revealing the launch of its new platform. PAR is a management application for the administration of capital pools through blockchain technology. PAR Releases White Paper. The PAR Foundation was founded in 2016 by Brian Kelly, Jacob Dienelt, Michael Sofaer, and....
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The digital currency ecosystem in New York State is currently hanging on a string as the deadline to apply for BitLicense closes. Today, the 8th of August 2015 marks the end of 45 day grace period extended to Bitcoin and digital currency companies in the state to apply for BitLicense. Few Bitcoin companies like ShapeShift, Eobot and Poloniex have already left New York State for good. ItBit became the first company to receive BitLicense and Gemini, the exchange whose promoters are Winklevoss Twins is still awaiting confirmation. All these companies falls on either side of the spectrum,....
As revealed for the first time earlier today, The New York Department of Financial Services plans to give "transitional BitLicenses" to certain smaller digital currency companies seeking to do business in New York. NYDFS Superintendent Ben Lawsky gave some updates to the NYDFS's proposed BitLicense regulatory framework during his keynote speech at Money20/20. Lawsky repeated that Bitcoin software developers and individual users would not have to apply for a BitLicense. Lawsky also emphasized that individuals miners and even large mining pools would not need to apply for a BitLicense, this....
The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) has officially adopted the BitLicense following the framework's publication in the New York State Register. Now in effect, the BitLicense makes New York the first US state to formally launch a custom-made regulatory approach to bitcoin and digital currencies. The publication in the register also kicks off a 45-day grace period, during which time companies and individuals that offer digital currency services to New York residents must apply for a BitLicense. The application deadline is 8th August. Obtaining the BitLicense means....
In July, a hedge fund in Jersey issued a press release announcing that it had become the first regulated fund to deal in bitcoin. The Jersey fund, called Global Advisors Bitcoin Investment Fund (GABI), later said it was seeking $200m in assets under management. In subsequent months, mentions of GABI have been regularly prefaced by its status as the first regulated bitcoin hedge fund by everyone from the BBC to Newsweek. Now another hedge fund is challenging GABI's claim. Crypto Currency Fund, managed by Timothy Enneking, says that it, not GABI, should rightfully be referred to as the....