Wall Street regulator warns celebrities, individuals touting digital coins

By cineramaNovember 1, 2017Bitcoin Business

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Wall Street’s main regulator warned on Wednesday that celebrities or other individuals may be breaking U.S. securities law when promoting investments in initial coin offerings […]

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