Cryptocurrency Firm Abra Settles With 25 US States Over Licensing Violations
Financial authorities in 25 U.S. states have reached a settlement with the cryptocurrency investment platform Abra and its CEO Bill Barhydt for operating without proper licensing. This settlement mandates significant cha...
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