
Consumer Federation of California reattempts to regulate crypto companies
Assemblymember Timothy Grayson introduced the Digital Financial Assets Law to protect Californians from financial hardship and foster responsible innovation.
Read moreAssemblymember Timothy Grayson introduced the Digital Financial Assets Law to protect Californians from financial hardship and foster responsible innovation.
Read moreIn an effort to help consumers “avoid the hype, [and] get the facts,” Rob Bonta has created a page on crypto buying dominated by lists of scams, red flags and other unpleasantness.
Read moreRecent cases involving crypto fraud serve as a timely reminder to do your own due diligence until regulators take more action. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Read moreOpposing Assembly Bill 2269, Newsom recommended a “more flexible approach” that would evolve over time while considering the safety of consumers and related costs.
Read moreBehind this western U.S. state, Illinois and New York were the next states most interested in the two major cryptocurrencies.
Read moreThe Department of Financial Protection and Innovation previously ordered BlockFi and Voyager to stop their offerings in the state.
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