Vancouver Mayor Wants To Ban Bitcoin ATMs, Despite The City's Early Adoption

Vancouver Mayor Wants To Ban Bitcoin ATMs, Despite The City's Early Adoption
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2019-6-8 00:31

The Vancouver Police Department recently cited the lack of a central authority, and trouble with money laundering, as reasons the city should abandon its 76 bitcoin ATMs, prompting Mayor Kennedy Stewart to propose a city-wide ban. origin »

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