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Well in the normal, boring old securities world broker/dealers don't also get to operate exchanges and offer securities to unqualified investors. I don't think
by seanhunter 3y ago
Well in the normal, boring old securities world broker/dealers don't also get to operate exchanges and offer securities to unqualified investors.
I don't think it's the "public ledger" part of this that causes the regulatory issue frankly.
- everfree 3y ago> I don't think it's the "public ledger" part of this that causes the regulatory issue frankly. Myself I think that's precisely the issue the SEC is hung up on, but we could argue endlessly about what is probably causing the regulatory issue with the SEC and what they are probably okay and probably not okay with. Meanwhile, the UK just laid out a clear framework for crypto securities exchange in their new bill, which gives an unambiguous regulatory green light to any companies who want to relocate there.