Canada Confirms Tokens May Be Securities and Pacific Coin Is the Test

By cineramaSeptember 17, 2017Bitcoin Business

Joshua Ashley Klayman is a counsel in the Finance + Projects group at global law firm Morrison & Foerster LLP and co-head of the firm’s Blockchain + Smart Contracts […]

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