Texan Regulator Orders Suspected “Scamcoin” BitConnect to Cease and Desist

By cineramaJanuary 5, 2018Bitcoin Business

Photo: Bloomberg Share this article Various divisions of the United States federal government have been cracking down on cryptocurrencies over the last several months. Near the end of 2017, […]

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Texan Regulator Orders Suspected “Scamcoin” BitConnect to Cease and Desist

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