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April 18, 2018, 10:00:25 AM
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New York Wants Crypto Exchanges To Be More Transparent; Winklevoss says he’ll comply
The New York State Attorney General’s Office has asked for information on 13 cryptocurrency exchanges in an effort to better understand investor risk, a statement said.

The office of General Eric Schneiderman sent a letter to Coinbase, Gemini, Bit Trust and other exchanges, requesting more information for investors and traders in this emerging market.

“REPRESENTING A TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCE, A MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE, AND AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY ALL AT ONCE, VIRTUAL CURRENCIES ARE INSPIRING INNOVATORS, ENTREPRENEURS, AND INVESTORS, AND

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April 18, 2018, 11:01:05 AM
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Does anyone believe that what motivated the strengthening of control over exchanges. It seems to me that now all exchanges will look for more loyal countries for their registration. The US is not the best country for cryptocurrency business. Probably an offshore jurisdiction will receive the second breath.
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