Bitcoin Law: Regulation and Transactions
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Topic: Alternative to COIN? (Read 1422 times)
Big news on October 21
Bitcoin Law: Regulation and Transactions
http://www.nyls.edu/center-for-business-and-financial-law/cbfl_events/conferences/
Bitcoin Law: Regulation and Transactions
http://www.nyls.edu/center-for-business-and-financial-law/cbfl_events/conferences/
It seems that ETF aka COIN isn't going to be listed any time soon. The lawyer even mentioned something like one more year (and later changed it to "No idea when").
So, are there any alternatives? Is anybody applying for a similar fund permission on some other exchange/country? Tokio, Zurich, London, Amsterdam, Shanghai?
So, are there any alternatives? Is anybody applying for a similar fund permission on some other exchange/country? Tokio, Zurich, London, Amsterdam, Shanghai?
Link?
Is it that reddit post? You know where the lawyer allegedly gave confidential information to a redditor which was then confirmed by another unknown redditor? Otherwise known as FUD!
All we know is that the process already took well over a year and that nobody involved gives any indicators of close completion.
For such cases there is a rule of thumb (by Taleb AFAIK): if it's overdue, assume it's only halfway through. Which in our case means at least one more year. That's why we should look around for alternatives.
EDIT: Elvar, pa - thanks for the good news
lawyer don't serve people since ... the revolution.
that why people can't choose "his" money, too.
don't be stupid.
when BTC rise, lawyer down to the people and will be "creative" ... to accept what the people want.
that why people can't choose "his" money, too.
don't be stupid.
when BTC rise, lawyer down to the people and will be "creative" ... to accept what the people want.
It seems that ETF aka COIN isn't going to be listed any time soon. The lawyer even mentioned something like one more year (and later changed it to "No idea when").
So, are there any alternatives? Is anybody applying for a similar fund permission on some other exchange/country? Tokio, Zurich, London, Amsterdam, Shanghai?
So, are there any alternatives? Is anybody applying for a similar fund permission on some other exchange/country? Tokio, Zurich, London, Amsterdam, Shanghai?
Link?
Is it that reddit post? You know where the lawyer allegedly gave confidential information to a redditor which was then confirmed by another unknown redditor? Otherwise known as FUD!
SecondMarket was working on something that would come out by the end of the year.
http://www.coindesk.com/solidx-raises-3-million-give-institutional-investors-better-access-bitcoin/
They allow regulated financial institutions to gain exposure to bitcoin without taking possession.
They allow regulated financial institutions to gain exposure to bitcoin without taking possession.
It seems that ETF aka COIN isn't going to be listed any time soon. The lawyer even mentioned something like one more year (and later changed it to "No idea when").
So, are there any alternatives? Is anybody applying for a similar fund permission on some other exchange/country? Tokio, Zurich, London, Amsterdam, Shanghai?
So, are there any alternatives? Is anybody applying for a similar fund permission on some other exchange/country? Tokio, Zurich, London, Amsterdam, Shanghai?
Link?
It seems that ETF aka COIN isn't going to be listed any time soon. The lawyer even mentioned something like one more year (and later changed it to "No idea when").
So, are there any alternatives? Is anybody applying for a similar fund permission on some other exchange/country? Tokio, Zurich, London, Amsterdam, Shanghai?
So, are there any alternatives? Is anybody applying for a similar fund permission on some other exchange/country? Tokio, Zurich, London, Amsterdam, Shanghai?
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