Cryptocurrency Exchange Poloniex to Suspend New Hampshire Accounts Due to Regulations

Cryptocurrency Exchange Poloniex to Suspend New Hampshire Accounts Due to Regulations

Cryptocurrency exchange Poloniex has decided to suspend activity for New Hampshire customers on account of the state’s cryptocurrency regulations, according to a notice posted on the exchange’s website. New Hampshire customers will be instructed by email on how to suspend their accounts. They will have until October 6 to open and close orders and withdraw funds. 2016 Law Covers Virtual Currency. The state’s 2016 law for licensing money transmitters covers virtual currency. “Convertible virtual currency,” according to a state court website, means a digital representation of value that: a)....


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