Coinbase back in Wyo after renewing money transfer license
7 Aug 2018
Coinbase is back in Wyoming after a four-year absence. The California-based crypto exchange and wallet provider left the state in mid-2014 because of stipulations in state law the required all exchanges to “double reserve” the digital assets of state residents with fiat currency.
According to an article in cointelegraph.com, the exchange chose to suspend services as soon as its operations as a cryptocurrency exchange were deemed by legislators to fall subject to certain conditions for licensure stipulated under the Wyoming Money Transmitters Act (specifically, Chapter 22 of Title 40 - Trade and Commerce, which was introduced in the Wyoming Statutes of 2011 and came into effect by 2014).
More Topics
Taking Stock
Jul 13 2018The Sundance Downtown Main Street Organization hosted a visit from Matt Wagner, Vice President of Revitalization Programs for the National Main Street program, as well as representatives from Wyoming’s own Main Street organization through the Wyoming Business Council. Sundance has been selected as a recipient of a transformation strategy development technical...
Singing The Town’s Praises
Jul 12 2018As popularity of downtowns grow, Sundance begins economic development strategy study
Downtown areas are experiencing a surge in popularity, according to Matt Wagner of the National Main Street program. As malls and superstores slowly dwindle, he told a room of local business owners and stakeholders, many of us are...
NEW PHARMACY OPENS IN MOORCROFT CLINIC
Jul 11 2018The opening of a new pharmacy in the Moorcroft Clinic means that residents of Moorcroft and the surrounding area will no longer need to drive 30 miles to get their prescriptions filled. The pharmacy opened for business recently.
Vilas Pharmacies of Pierre, South Dakota, worked with Crook County Medical...
