Topic: EY to Launch Zero-Knowledge Proof Blockchain technology (Read 77 times)
Isn't it will be contradicting with the regulations that already applied in US? as far as i know, even etherdelta gets subpoena by SEC caused by it was running the decentralized exchange site. In my opinion of the ether delta is not even an anonymous exchange site or private exchange site. Is that company get special permission for that?
In 2019, as per U.S. deals, EY positioned No. 3 in Accounting Today’s main 100 bookkeeping firms list. In its last financial year detailed, the organization recorded an income of $14 billion.
EY as of late reported on the Ethereum open blockchain the presentation of the third-generation blockchain (ZKP) innovation to the open space. This will make private exchanges on open blockchains progressively adaptable by altogether diminishing exchange costs.
Source: TheCoinRepublic
EY as of late reported on the Ethereum open blockchain the presentation of the third-generation blockchain (ZKP) innovation to the open space. This will make private exchanges on open blockchains progressively adaptable by altogether diminishing exchange costs.
Source: TheCoinRepublic
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