Who owns what, really? In securities, Delaware may soon clear things up

By cineramaJuly 5, 2017Bitcoin Business

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In the summer of 2015, a Delaware official approached the cryptocurrency lawyer Marco Santori with a simple question.

Andrea Tinianow, the state’s director of corporate and international development, had learned […]

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