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Destinatarios de BitLicense

Una lista de todos los destinatarios de licencias BitLicense y estatutos fiduciarios de propósito limitado del Departamento de Servicios Financieros de Nueva York.

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La primera BitLicense se emitió en 2015, pocos meses después de la implementación del régimen regulatorio. Un total de 25 entidades están actualmente autorizadas para operar en Nueva York por el Departamento de Servicios Financieros, incluidas seis sociedades fiduciarias de propósito limitado.

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