The U.S. financial services regulatory environment is complicated at the best of times, but adding cryptocurrency into the mix has confused attorneys, entrepreneurs and even regulators.

Cryptocurrency is a virtual and decentralized form of currency that’s based on blockchain technology, and Miami is now “the place where everyone involved in crypto is congregating,” according to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commissioner Hester Peirce.

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