Malta Regulator Seeks Feedback On Proposed Crypto Financial Instrument Test

By cineramaApril 15, 2018ICO

The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has released a consultation paper on the possible introduction of a “Financial Instrument Test” that would legally define virtual tokens, according to an […]

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Malta Regulator Seeks Feedback On Proposed Crypto Financial Instrument Test

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