Bill SB 2757 seeks to create a licensing and oversight framework for cryptocurrency-related firms, marking a step toward formal state regulation.
The Hawaii Senate has passed the first reading of SB 2757, a bill designed to establish a regulatory framework for digital asset companies, including businesses handling cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. The proposed framework would require such firms to be licensed and subject to oversight, reflecting a growing U.S. trend of state-level digital asset regulation aimed at consumer protection and market integrity.