BitLicensed crypto firms ordered to pay annual assessment fees in New York
The fees will bring digital currency companies on par with those paid by banking and insurance institutions as a way for the state to recoup operating expense costs and “best support” the industry.
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The fees will bring digital currency companies on par with those paid by banking and insurance institutions as a way for the state to recoup operating expense costs and “best support” the industry.
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