Hawaiian Bill Would Let Banks Act as Crypto Custodians

By cineramaJanuary 23, 2020Bitcoin Business

Hawaii’s bill would green-light banks as crypto custodians. But it doesn’t solve the double-reserve problem that pushed Coinbase out in 2017. Hawaii State Capital via Shutterstock. Hawaiian lawmakers have […]

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Hawaiian Bill Would Let Banks Act as Crypto Custodians

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