Cryptocurrency exchanges will score which assets can be traded without ire of regulators
The U.S.’s biggest cryptocurrency exchanges have developed a system to rate which digital assets are probably securities that can’t be traded on their venues—and which likely can.
The system, which the firms will make public Monday, comes as the industry continues to face skepticism from regulators about how it protects investors and complies with federal laws, including anti-money-laundering provisions.
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