Oceans Apart: Crypto Regulation in the US and EU

Noelle Acheson is a veteran of company analysis and member of CoinDesk’s product team.

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Spare a thought for the financial regulators: the American ones, with no paycheck during the government shut-down and a whopping backlog awaiting when they eventually get back to work; and the European ones, with a fragmenting union, disjointed capital markets and a glut of new rules seeping through the labyrinthine halls of power.

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