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.
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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