British authorities split on banning sale of crypto investment products
Policymakers in the United Kingdom are divided on whether the sale, marketing and distribution of derivatives and exchange-traded notes, tied with crypto, should be banned.
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Policymakers in the United Kingdom are divided on whether the sale, marketing and distribution of derivatives and exchange-traded notes, tied with crypto, should be banned.
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