The raft of bodies weighing in on the opaque and at-times contentious territory of digital-currency oversight could be leading to regulation arbitrage, where companies use loopholes to create favorable regulatory rulings. Over the past 10 days, two New York bodies — the Attorney General’s office and the Department of Financial Services (DFS) — have separately weighed in with comments and rulings in the digital-currency industry. The Securities and Exchange Commission leads the way at a federal level for most crypto-related regulatory issues. But at least one expert is asking if the piecemeal approach to regulation is ... (full story)