The Chief Executive Officer of Custodia Bank, Caitlin Long, has Criticized Regulators and Lawmakers in Washington, D.C.for their “Misinformed Crackdown” on the Cryptocurrency Industry and for Overlooking her Warnings of Major “Fraud” Allegedly Committed at this point Ancient Entities. Long claims that the Regulators and lawmakers Disregarded her Warnings of Major “Fraud” that was Allegedly Committed at this Point Old Entities. She Referred to this sort of Regulation of the Bitcoin Business as a “Misinformed Crackdown.”
Long Criticized the Government for its Approach to Crypto Regulation in a blog entry that was Distributed on February 17, 2019, and Named “Disgrace On Washington, DC For Shooting A Messenger Who Warned of Crypto Disaster.” In the post, Long Claimed that the Government’s Approach failed to protect Investors and Alienated good Actors in the space. Long said that “Washington’s misled Enforcement would simply Drive Risks into the shadows, allowing Regulators to play Whack-a-mole as the risks Repeatedly appear in unexpected areas.”
Long focused on that with her Digital Asset custody firm, she has “been Calling out the most terrible of Crypto while Attempting to lay out a legal, Compliant alternative that Relegates Scams to the trash Container.” This is the sort of thing that she has been accomplishing for a long while. Since a long while, she has been Consistently Captivating in this activity. Then again, it appears to be that the vast Majority of lawmakers in today’s reality are Determined to Eradicating the Innovators who maintain high Principles of Trustworthiness.
She made the Allegation that her Attempts to Collaborate with Governmental Bodies were at long last flung back in front of her. She is the Chief Executive officer of Custodia Bank, and she was simply so happening to relate a string of Unfavorable Spats her Company has had in recent times when she made the Allegation.
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