Sentence examples for unregulated exchanges from inspiring English sources
Most of these financial contracts trade on unregulated exchanges.
Bitcoin prices are primarily set on unregulated exchanges in other countries where there are few measures in place to prevent market manipulation.
In addition, because of something called the "London loophole" and the "Enron loophole," which allow speculators to use unregulated exchanges, they can evade the limits of the New York Mercantile Exchange, as well as C.F.T.C. scrutiny.
Perhaps the biggest problem for law enforcement, though, is the large number of unregulated exchanges, where criminals can wipe away the traces of their theft by laundering the stolen cryptocurrency into other forms of wealth.
"The adoption of the current proposed rulemaking will increase the threat of price manipulation, especially in the final days of trading," the group wrote, adding that Congress didn't intend to allow position limits to give favorable treatment to unregulated exchanges at the expense of regulated markets.
While Bitcoin was originally intended to be used by consumers for all sorts of transactions — without any financial institutions getting involved — it has mostly become a virtual investment, stored in digital wallets and traded on mostly unregulated exchanges around the world.
Underlying the back-and-forth is the belief that truth bubbles up from an unregulated exchange of ideas.
In the end they were able to make it to an unregulated exchange and cash out at least half the stolen coins.
"When you have an unregulated exchange, the ability to manipulate prices goes up significantly," Clayton told the Senate Banking Committee earlier today.
The legislation eliminates concerns that our derivatives transactions may be illegal or that our online platforms may be unregulated futures exchanges.
In the past, several unregulated Bitcoin exchanges have collapsed under questionable circumstances, tarnishing the public reputation of the virtual currency and losing coins worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
