McAfee to Lead 2020 Presidential Campaign ‘in Exile,’ Pennsylvania Rules That Crypto Exchanges and ATMs are Not Money Transmitters & Other News

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One-minute letter by Cointelegraph What's going on with the crypto markets today? Read our latest price analysis. United States entrepreneur and serial cryptocurrency advocate John McAfee has fled the country to conduct his 2020 presidential campaign. Singapore-based holding firm, Blockchain Exchange Alliance, which has a controlling stake in major crypto exchange Bithumb, is looking to list in the United States by acquiring a publicly traded company in the country. Key technical parameters signal that top cryptocurrency Bitcoin may have found a bottom, and could even be headed for a short term price hike, according to analysts at Bloomberg. The American state of Pennsylvania has clarified that cryptocurrency exchanges do not fall subject to the Money Transmitter Act, according to a Department of Banking and Securities document. The Cointelegraph team visited the New York office of ConsenSys in Brooklyn and talked to Leah Feuer,  Product Director at ConsenSys Labs, and Shawn Cheng, Partner at ConsenSys Labs. 1.5 mln people follow us on social media Forward this email to a friend

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