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March 06, 2021, 11:34:00 PM
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Mayor Andrew Yang's tweet had a good impact. Everyone wants to help and put their grain of sand. Some mentioned about the repeal of BitLicense as the CEO of Stacks.

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Andrew, first act should be to kill that BitLicense zombie, it's a disgrace for the otherwise flourishing NYC crypto startup ecosystem.

https://twitter.com/muneeb/status/1360006109185142787?s=19
There is another who believes that the mayor of NYC does not have the power to carry out such an idea. However, the majority of the most influential crypto community on Twitter wants to participate.

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March 08, 2021, 03:41:36 PM
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New York Attorney General Shuts Down Bitfinex And Tether Trading in State; Groups Agree $18.5 Million Fine

“Tether’s claims that its virtual currency was fully backed by U.S. dollars at all times was a lie," New York Attorney General Letitia James said as she shut down its trading in the state.

The State of New York shut down the the digital currency trading platform Bitfinex Tuesday, accusing it of hiding losses and deceiving clients, in a move that could have significant implications for bitcoin prices.

New York Attorney General Letitia James said Bitfinex claimed its so-called 'stablecoin', Tether, was backed by one-for-one holdings in U.S. dollars. However, James said iFinex, the Bitfinex platform operator "made false statements about the backing of the “tether” stablecoin, and about the movement of hundreds of millions of dollars between the two companies to cover up the truth about massive losses", which it pegged at $850 million.

iFiniex, Tether and related entities were ordered to cease trading and pay $18.5 million in penalties. The groups were also told to increase their reporting and transparency with respect to Tether's U.S. dollar backing.

https://www.thestreet.com/investing/new-york-ag-shuts-down-bitfinex-and-tether-trading-in-state


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Controversial case emerging in new york where bitfinex was fined and tether is now banned.

I don't understand criticism towards tether's dollar backing. It may not be 100% backed at all times. But it enjoys a far greater backing than every asset on markets aside from bitcoin and precious metals.

It is hard to believe new york can seriously commit to fair review of cryptocurrencies when they ban tether on kneejerk reactionary whims rather than hard evidence.
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March 09, 2021, 04:22:51 PM
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New York Attorney General Shuts Down Bitfinex And Tether Trading in State; Groups Agree $18.5 Million Fine

“Tether’s claims that its virtual currency was fully backed by U.S. dollars at all times was a lie," New York Attorney General Letitia James said as she shut down its trading in the state.

The State of New York shut down the the digital currency trading platform Bitfinex Tuesday, accusing it of hiding losses and deceiving clients, in a move that could have significant implications for bitcoin prices.

New York Attorney General Letitia James said Bitfinex claimed its so-called 'stablecoin', Tether, was backed by one-for-one holdings in U.S. dollars. However, James said iFinex, the Bitfinex platform operator "made false statements about the backing of the “tether” stablecoin, and about the movement of hundreds of millions of dollars between the two companies to cover up the truth about massive losses", which it pegged at $850 million.

iFiniex, Tether and related entities were ordered to cease trading and pay $18.5 million in penalties. The groups were also told to increase their reporting and transparency with respect to Tether's U.S. dollar backing.

https://www.thestreet.com/investing/new-york-ag-shuts-down-bitfinex-and-tether-trading-in-state


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Controversial case emerging in new york where bitfinex was fined and tether is now banned.

I don't understand criticism towards tether's dollar backing. It may not be 100% backed at all times. But it enjoys a far greater backing than every asset on markets aside from bitcoin and precious metals.

It is hard to believe new york can seriously commit to fair review of cryptocurrencies when they ban tether on kneejerk reactionary whims rather than hard evidence.
Given everything that you have already said, it is confidently assumed that in the near future, hiding behind the government, New York is unlikely to become a center for cryptocurrency. But if we take into account the migration of institutional capital on the cryptocurrency market, I believe that there is still a chance of success.

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April 20, 2021, 09:12:03 AM
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New York City Treasurer candidate Reshma Patel has unveiled an urban development plan based on investments in blockchain businesses and cryptocurrencies. https://www.coindesk.com/city-comptroller-candidate-says-blockchain-is-in-new-yorks-future




New York City Treasurer candidate Reshma Patel also unveiled her "BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY platform: HOW TO FUTURE-PROOF THE CITY AND ITS PENSION FUNDhttps://www.reshma2021.com/blockchain
"My reason for running is that I am concerned about the financial health of New York City, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic. It is clear that cryptocurrencies have a future in finance and a future in financial planning in New York," said the candidate for the post. Reshma Patel.











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