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There is also the possibility that they have too many assets due to participating in money laundering or tax evasion. There really aren't a lot of good possibi
by jrumbut 4y ago
There is also the possibility that they have too many assets due to participating in money laundering or tax evasion.
There really aren't a lot of good possibilities here, how did these exchanges get so large before anyone thought of audits?
- vineyardmike 4y ago> how did these exchanges get so large before anyone thought of audits? Who said no one thought of this? There was simply no one to enforce this. Look at Coinbase. They made a point of being “regulated in the US”. They’re audited. They’re legit (most likely. I’m not the auditor). They’re complying with disclosure laws as a publicly traded company. Look at Patio11, he’s been publicly making claims about tether and the crypto ecosystem for years. If it all blows up and his speculation /research was right, then who is to blame? We’ll have years of boy crying wolf and we thought it was a sheep.