Topic: [2015-09-02] American citizen? No more deposits on OKCoin (Read 375 times)
The awkward moment when Bitcoin is being less 'regulated' in theoretically 'not so free' communist country and being practically oppressed by various regulations in the US (BitLicense, I am looking at you) is finally here.
Very bad news fo American citizens, i know many who has acc in OKCoin.
There is not a lot you can do, if government regulations sabotage progress. You are forced to exclude people who are governed by those states. Let's just hope they see the error in their judgement and drop all these silly regulations.
The rich people, like the Winkelvoss Twins will find ways to enter, like they did with the Gemini project. The other slaves will just have to follow the master's rules.
The rich people, like the Winkelvoss Twins will find ways to enter, like they did with the Gemini project. The other slaves will just have to follow the master's rules.
American citizen? No more deposits on OKCoin
U.S. customers of OKCoin, one of the largest bitcoin exchanges, cannot deposit money into their accounts anymore. The reason for this, according to the company, is the situation with bitcoin regulation in the United States.
http://www.coinfox.info/news/2922-american-citizen-no-more-deposits-on-okcoin
U.S. customers of OKCoin, one of the largest bitcoin exchanges, cannot deposit money into their accounts anymore. The reason for this, according to the company, is the situation with bitcoin regulation in the United States.
http://www.coinfox.info/news/2922-american-citizen-no-more-deposits-on-okcoin
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