Initial coin offerings likely need to heed bank secrecy rules

By cineramaMarch 6, 2018Bitcoin Business

Issuers and investors in initial coin offerings for digital coins appear to have something else to worry about besides the increased scrutiny of regulators.

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Initial coin offerings likely need to heed bank secrecy rules

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