US CFTC Chair: Blockchain Would Have Improved Regulator Response to 2008 Financial Crash

US CFTC Chair: Blockchain Would Have Improved Regulator Response to 2008 Financial Crash
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2019-6-4 14:16

The U.S. CFTC chair says blockchain would have allowed for a “far faster, better-informed, and more calibrated regulatory intervention” in response to the 2008 crisis

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