Nebraska has signed a bill into law that will allow financial institutions in the state to function as digital asset depositories. With the new state banking charter, institutions can offer cryptocurrency-related services to customers. Nebraska Following Wyoming’s Lead According to a press release by Telcoin, a blockchain fintech company, Governor of Nebraska, Pete Ricetts, signedRead More

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Legislation governing blockchain and crypto in the U.S. is set to return to the congressional agenda.

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A tezos-powered NFT platform raised $63 million to launch music collectibles on the blockchain as we read about OneOf in our Tezos news. OneOf is a new musician-centric NFT platform that is based on tezos and will launch in June and will feature NFTs inspired by Quincy Jones, Whitney Houston, and other musicians. The Tezos-powered […]

Governor Pete Ricketts signed the bill into law yesterday.

These entities will be regulated by the state's Department of Banking and Finance, similar to the framework already established in Wyoming.

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The ban on Bitcoin mining, which kicks off today, is set to last four months and follows rolling blackouts in major cities last week.

Online gambling is a lucrative industry in Latvia. While the country has a tight-knit relationship with gambling, the industry was regulated back in 1998 with the introduction of the Lotteries and Gambling Supervisory Inspection. This paved the way for the development of legal gambling opportunities in the Baltic region. Over the past couple of years, there has been a great debate around the legitimacy of online casinos. While online gambling was never explicitly banned, there were no rules to govern the market. This created a grey area for unregulated casinos to thrive. Thankfully, the laws are much clearer today and

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On May 12, President Joe Biden issued an executive order aimed at defending the U.S. against "persistent and increasingly sophisticated malicious cyber campaigns."...