At CoinDesk’s Invest: NY conference last month, Wyoming officials touted the charter as a potential end-run around New York’s notoriously strict BitLicense, which the Empire State is in the process of revising. Kraken CEO Jesse Powell has previously said his company stopped serving New York customers several years ago because of the BitLicense’s requirements, which he considered overly burdensome.
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