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Destinatários do BitLicense

Uma lista de todos os beneficiários do BitLicense e do estatuto de fundo de propósito limitado do Departamento de Serviços Financeiros de Nova York.

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A primeira BitLicense foi emitida em 2015, apenas alguns meses após o regime regulatório ter sido implementado pela primeira vez. Um total de 25 entidades agora estão aprovadas para operar em Nova York pelo Departamento de Serviços Financeiros, incluindo seis empresas fiduciárias de propósito limitado.

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