What Happened to the Promise by Exchanges not to List Contentious Hard Fork Currencies?

By cineramaAugust 20, 2017Bitcoin Business

Cryptocurrency exchanges have always been pretty odd creatures. More specifically, they are centralized entities whom people trust with their cryptocurrency balances. These companies also vowed never to list any […]

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