Georgia Quinn, general counsel of CoinList. Courtesy photo
Georgia Quinn, general counsel of CoinList, a company that vets and lists cryptocurrency token sales or ICOs, is among the latest in the industry decrying the U.S. government's tardiness in developing a comprehensive regulatory scheme for digital assets.
May 29, 2019 at 04:59 PM
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It’s not every day that an industry begs the federal government for better regulation, but that increasingly is the case with the emerging blockchain/cryptocurrency industry.
“Because we have this lack of clarity right now it is creating uncertainty that is completely paralyzing,” said Georgia Quinn, general counsel of CoinList, a company that vets and lists cryptocurrency token sales or initial coin offerings, in a recent interview.
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