Financial regulators in New York and Wyoming have signed an agreement to coordinate how they oversee crypto companies that operate in both states. Cointelegraph reported the deal on Oct 1, 2026, in a story by staff writer Nate Kostar, reviewed by Sam Bourgi.
Under the agreement, the two state regulators can share supervisory information with each other. They also plan to speed up licensing reviews and to coordinate examinations and enforcement actions against digital asset firms.
The report does not name any company that the pact covers or say when coordination begins. It gives no terms beyond those areas and does not describe any dispute between the two states or with the industry. Which firms will be examined or face action together is not yet known.
For someone already holding a perpetual position on Bitget, Bybit, MEXC or OKX, the report names none of these exchanges. It says nothing about funding rates, trading fees or liquidity. The honest answer is that nothing changes directly for an open position because of this agreement.
Source: cointelegraph — New York, Wyoming regulators sign pact to coordinate crypto oversight