Philippine SEC warns against unlicensed crypto exchanges amid FTX collapse
The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission highlighted that it’s illegal to offer Filipinos access to unregistered exchanges.
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The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission highlighted that it’s illegal to offer Filipinos access to unregistered exchanges.
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