Atlas ATS Partners Up With National Stock Exchange to Speed Up Regulatory Approval
Bitcoin trading service Atlas ATS has reportedly entered a partnership with the National Stock Exchange (NSX), a small stock exchange owned by CBOE Holdings, Inc. The partnership with reportedly allow the Atlas to speed up regulatory approval, which will then allow the New York-based crypto-exchange to have more time to dedicate to development. Since the National Stock Exchange is classified by the Securities and Exchange Commission as an SRO (self-regulatory organization), they'll be able to put together the rules (and enforce them) as to how Atlas ATS runs their operations. The idea is....
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Bitcoin trading platform Atlas ATS has teamed up with the New Jersey-based National Stock Exchange in an effort to speed up regulatory approval. With the move, Atlas ATS has revealed rather ambitious plans, as it is also in the process of launching a globally integrated bitcoin exchange in conjunction with Perseus Telecom. The firms hope to bring industrial-strength security and regulatory compliance to the world of bitcoin, with the aim of attracting institutional investors and individuals who do not want to deal with unregulated, often anonymous bitcoin exchanges. Bypassing red tape. The....
Atlas ATS CEO Shawn Sloves announced the deal with NSX, allowing Atlas ATS to become the first U. S. regulated cryptocurrency exchange. Bitcoin and regulation, it is still a difficult story. Most people do not care when it comes to merchants accepting the virtual currency or any matter like that. However, when we're talking about cryptocurrency exchanges, there seems to be an audience for a more regulated environment. It is a delicate matter, after all. The hopes and prayers of these folks seem answered. Atlas ATS and The National Stock Exchange (NSX), today, announced they closed a....
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) CEO Justin Bgoni says its recently licensed subsidiary, the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange is open to listing bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. However, according to local media reports, any such listings are still dependent on the digital asset issuers getting “regulatory approval.” The report does not provide any details of requirements that cryptocurrency issuers must meet for their respective tokens to get listed. Furthermore, some in Zimbabwe’s small crypto community are still skeptical about the announcement especially since it is not....
New York-based bitcoin exchange services provider Atlas ATS has announced the launch of its latest international offering, Atlas ATS Europe. The product of a partnership with Spain-based bitcoin ATM network and exchange specialist Recol Pro S. A., the launch follows the announcement of Atlas ATS's Asian market entrance this July. That initiative found Atlas ATS partnering with China-based bitcoin ATM manufacturer BitOcean for a new, yet-to-be launched venture called BitOcean Japan. Speaking to CoinDesk, Atlas ATS CEO Shawn Sloves and chief marketing and communications officer Rafi Reguer....
Digital currency trading platform Atlas ATS has partnered up with Strevus, Inc., a company specializing in compliance lifecycle management solutions for financial service institutions to help out Atlas's institutional clients be in compliance with Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance. In April, Strevus expanded their business model to encompass bitcoin and digital currencies. "The single biggest barrier to the institutional adoption of cryptocurrency is the conflict between the pseudonymous nature of the transacting counterparties and the regulatory....