Beware of Fake Regulatory Claims by Crypto Firms, Warns Canadian Securities Administrators
Canada’s crypto sector has seen a rise in the number of companies that falsely claim to be authorized to offer their services in the country, according to the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA). The authorities sta...
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The authorities stated that several firms claimed to be affiliated with fictitious regulatory or dispute resolution organizations.
The false claims aim to make the purported trading services appear legitimate. ...
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