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NYDFS updates its digital coin-listing framework

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Julie DiMauro

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The New York regulator outlines its new expectations and procedures in how it evaluates a crypto coin for either a listing or delisting.

The New Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) has raised the bar for exchanges listing and delisting tokens, issuing its new guidance and processes detailing how crypto firms are expected to evaluate coin listings before they are adopted, based on the agency’s previously provided crypto-licensing framework.

The updates could signal more

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