Virtual currency continues to emerge as a regulatory hot button in spite of limited regulatory framework.
Regardless of market volatility and the potential for losing investments in mismanaged exchanges, convertible virtual currency (CVC) is still a hot investment opportunity for many. As more and more financial institutions decide where virtual currency and its related technology fits into their risk profile, their customer base are already buying and selling CVC. It is important to know the pros and cons of each convertible currency and identity red flag behaviors which warrant additional due diligence.
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