Canada mulls setting rules for crypto platforms

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Looks to create new rules after the death of founder of Quadriga CX.

Canada mulls setting rules for crypto platforms
Canadian regulators are looking to create new rules for crypto trading platforms, months after the death of the founder of digital platform Quadriga CX that led to about C$180 million (A$191 million) in frozen cryptocurrencies. The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) and the Investment ...

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