On the recordMarch 13, 2018
Some people are treating these things as investments, not as currencies. And that is a huge problem because there are no investor protections like we have for stocks and bonds.
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congress.govSome people are treating these things as investments, not as currencies. And that is a huge problem because there are no investor protections like we have for stocks and bonds.
Maloney highlights the lack of investor protections for virtual currencies.
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