Former CFTC chief: Police regulation of cryptocurrencies 'incorrect'

2021-9-11 01:51
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Golden Financial said former US Commodity Futures (CFTC) chief executive Brian Quintenz said it was not for the cryptocurrency market that emerged from regulatory oversight law. Quintenz has dismissed claims that the CFTC and its sister schools are vying for territory and that government agencies should work together to create a cryptocurrency platform.

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