‘Home’ regulator could solve crypto’s ‘fragmented supervision’ issue: Comptroller
During a speech at a banking conference in DC, acting comptroller Michael Hsu cited FTX an example of why a “consolidated home country supervisor” is needed.
During a speech at a banking conference in DC, acting comptroller Michael Hsu cited FTX an example of why a “consolidated home country supervisor” is needed.
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