California Gov. Newsom vetoes crypto licensing and regulatory framework
Opposing Assembly Bill 2269, Newsom recommended a “more flexible approach” that would evolve over time while considering the safety of consumers and related costs. Adding to the existing regulatory hurdles for the crypto ecosystems, California Governor Gavin Newsom refused to sign a bill that would establish a licensing and regulatory framework for digital assets.Assembly Bill 2269 sought to allow the issuance of operational licenses for crypto companies in California. On Sept. 1, California State Assembly passed the bill with no opposition from the assembly floor and went on to the....
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill to regulate crypto in his state. He stressed that “a more flexible approach is needed” to “keep up with rapidly evolving technology and use cases” in the crypto sector.
Bill to Regulate Crypto in California Vetoed by Governor Newsom
The governor of the U.S. state of California, Gavin Newsom, vetoed a number of bills Friday, including Assembly Bill 2269 (AB 2269) which will establish a licensing and regulatory framework for cryptocurrency.
Assembly Bill 2269, titled “Digital financial....
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On August 30, legislators of the California State Assembly passed a bill on Digital Financial Asset Law. The bill, dubbed AB 2269, reached to Gavin Newsom, Governor of California, for final approval without a single objection by assembly members. The proposed notion required crypto companies to achieve a regulatory license from the Department of Financial […]
In announcing his intention to run for governor of California in 2018, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is accepting donations in bitcoin, supporting his tech-savvy image. The "Gavin for Governor" invites supporters to donate via bitcoin. Newsom is one of the nation's first high-profile politicians to accept contributions in bitcoin, according to The San Francisco Chronicle. Newsom has about $3 million left from his successful 2014 re-election campaign for lieutenant governor, according to reports on his campaign for governor in 2018. A political bitcoin pioneer. When Newsom ran for re-election....