Digital rights non-profit is tired of the shadowy practices used by many centralized exchanges

by Aurelia Butler 3 September 2020, 00:00 159 Views

It observers that financial data is some of the most private personal information. They say that the way exchanges choose to comply with the governmental requests for such data may have a deep impact on users, noting that crypto users especially value privacy:

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Digital rights non-profit is tired of the shadowy practices used by many centralized exchanges

What does Warren Buffett want with Japanese trading houses?

Robinhood is reportedly under SEC investigation, could pay $10 million fine

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