New York’s chief financial regulator has approved a Bitcoin-based ATM company to receive a controversial Bitlicense, granting them the ability to offer their services in the state.

Coinsource Granted Bitlicense From New York Department of Financial Services

Coinsource Inc., the company behind a wide-number of Bitcoin automated-teller machines across the United States, can now offer their cryptocurrency buying and selling services across the state of New York. The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) granted the company approval to receive a controversial Bitlicense – a license that governs cryptocurrency-related businesses operating in the state of New York.

Coinsource’s ATM operation stretch across 18 U.S. states, and the firm is planning on expanding to all 50 states in the future as it earns additional regulatory approval. The company says its theHakuho kept his eyes firmly on the prize and wrapped up the first week of the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament with another high-octane performance against Takarafuji on Saturday.

His sights set on a 25th championship title, Hakuho put on a clinic in his first meeting with the winless No. 3 maegashira, comfortably retaining his share of the lead with a 7-0 record at the 15-day Tokyo basho.

The Mongolian yokozuna kept Takarafuji away from his belt and showed great technique to get behind the maegashira and send him spinning around and out of the dohyo.

Ozeki wrestlers Kisenosato and Kakuryu kept pace with Hakuho as both registered seventh wins, while Mongolian yokozuna Harumafuji looked back to his old self and was two wins back with 11 others at 5-2.

Harumafuji’s seemingly brittle