According to the Bloomberg report, SEC chair Gary Gensler has warned that cryptocurrency exchanges can expect stricter scrutiny from the securities regulator. “I’ve’ asked staff to look at every way to get these platforms inside the investor protection remit. If the trading platforms don’t’ come into the regulated space, it’d’ be another year of the […]

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