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Story: Denying Basic Banking Is Madness – Senate Bill 213 Might Make Utah Crypto Friendly

By Dan Saada

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The Times of Malta recently reported that despite the government supporting cryptocurrency and the blockchain companies based in Malta, they are being denied banking services.

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Silvio Schembri, parliamentary secretary to the financial services in Malta, stated that some banks are willing to provide Banking services to blockchain companies, but they are…

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Banks expect the cryptocurrency operators to get an MFSA - Malta Financial Services Authority license, which is very understandable.

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This is also true with the largest banks being too careful about providing any service to their cryptocurrency operators.

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Ben Sebley stated that "Denying basic banking is madness, which in turn impedes the growth of the sector forcing companies to get creative to solve the problem.

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Global economies are educated about cryptocurrency, and a trend towards mass adoption is a possibility.

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Flagship smartphone from Samsung that provides cryptocurrency wallet that permits users to store Ethereum, Bitcoin, and other kinds of cryptocurrency.

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It has been a bear trend in the cryptocurrency market for quite some time now, and Dash has reportedly decided to reduce the number of personnel citing financial issues.

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Ryan Taylor, CEO of Dash stated that they had to take tough decisions to sustain their financial stability.

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BBOD provides a hybrid semi-decentralized platform meant for crypto futures.  This trading platform provides for the buying and selling of Bitcoin and Altcoin with nearly 50…

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For most of the beginners, cryptocurrency trading is pretty cryptic.  They are not sure of the trading techniques.

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