CryptoSecurities Exchange (CSX) will be the world's first block-chain-based stock exchange. Then, this digital activity reduces fraud and simplifies access to public capital for employers and small businesses. The exchange is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and is subject to the new Delaware Cryptography Act. Then, stock can be digitized and digitized through the list of distributed shareholders of a block-chain private network.
CryptoSecurities Exchange LLC is ready to realize its first trading market in the US-based block chain through self-regulation, transparency, and code generation, quoting from the official website of the multimedia press release www.businesswire.com. "Within a few months, the shares have been registered with the SEC as a D-grant Regulation and registered with Business Registered Business Registered Money at FinCEN," the statement said.
CryptoSecurities LLC securities to build partnerships with the US government and cooperate with international tax law firms under the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax law and are punished to lobby companies in Washington, DC, to explore the US Congress agenda. The difference between the current stock exchange and block-chain based exchange lies in access, cost, speed, and transparency.
The $ 1.7 trillion OTC over-the-counter market is deliberately chosen not to be traded on major official exchanges for costly reasons. Brokers, information centers, guards and the exchange itself want all transactions to be terminated. The unnecessary work of the Wall Street Strip has made stock restrictions too strict for entrepreneurs and pilots who inadvertently access public funds.
CSX is considered a solution and is willing to digitize the list of all OTC shareholders in the US for free. Most importantly, CSX will work with former SEC regulators and forensic auditors to build networks that integrate all securities regulations into the code framework. This helps automate legal compliance. The CSX online trading platform connects investors directly with entrepreneurs, small businesses (SMEs) and companies across the United States. In other words, start-ups are no longer required to consult with securities consultants, and brokers are left out. In addition, house cleaning and detention facilities are no longer required.