OKX CEO apologizes after ‘false positives’ lock users out of accounts
The CEO of OKX says that “false positives” are among the biggest challenges the crypto exchange faces in ensuring global compliance.
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The CEO of OKX says that “false positives” are among the biggest challenges the crypto exchange faces in ensuring global compliance.
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