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Cryptocurrency firms need to 'come into compliance' with existing regulations, SEC Chair Gary Gensler says

SEC Chair Gary Gensler says regulations are in place to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges, on the other hand companies will have to agree to provide regulations.
SEC Chair Gary Gensler says rules are in place to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges, but companies must comply with existing rules.

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