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Tulafono Fa'aSipaniolo Fou e Fa'atatau i Fa'asalalauga Fa'afaigaluega a Crypto
I le avea ai o se vaega o tulafono faatonutonu o loʻo faʻatulagaina e faʻamalosia i le ogatotonu o Fepuari, o le a manaʻomia e le au faʻauluuluga o tupe teufaafaigaluega a le crypto-asset e logoina le leoleo o puipuiga a Sepania i mea o loʻo i totonu o soʻo se faʻasalalauga e sili atu i le 100,000 tagata.
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Ua tofia e le malo Sipaniolo le leoleo o puipuiga malu a le atunuu ma le faatagaina o faasalalauga e faalauiloa ai le cryptocurrencies, na fai mai ai se lipoti. E le gata i lea, i le avea ai o se vaega o faiga fou, o le a manaʻomia le faʻalauiloaina o tupe teufaafaigaluega a le crypto-asset e logoina le Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores (CNMV) o soʻo se faʻasalalauga faʻalauiloa e sili atu nai lo le 100,000 tagata pe a ma le sefulu aso aʻo leʻi amataina sea faʻasalalauga.
E tusa ai ma a tala, these regulations, which are set to become effective in mid-February, will enable the CNMV to monitor all types of crypto-related advertisements. The regulations will also enable the watchdog to include warnings of risks associated with investing in certain crypto assets.
I le taimi nei, o le lipoti na taʻua ai o tagata faʻamalosi e sili atu nai lo le 100,000 tagata mulimuli o le a faʻapea foi ona manaʻomia e faʻailoa i le leoleo leoleo soʻo se tupe teufaafaigaluega e faʻatatau i le crypto latou te faʻamoemoe e faʻalauiloa. O lenei mana'oga fa'apitoa e fa'amalosia atili ai le au fa'amalosi e logoina i latou e mulimuli i a'afiaga e feso'ota'i ma tupe fa'afaigaluega latou te fa'alauiloa.
CNMV Fa'atatau i Fa'aaafiaga
Explaining the government’s decision to start reining in influential individuals that promote crypto assets, the report cites the CNMV’s public rebuke of Spanish footballer Andres Iniesta back in November. The rebuke followed a tweet from Iniesta that appeared to promote cryptocurrency trading platform Binance.
I le otegia o le tagata sikolasipi, na fai mai le CNMV e manaʻomia e Iniesta le aoina mai o faʻamatalaga e uiga i cryptocurrencies aʻo leʻi faia soʻo se tupe teufaafaigaluega pe fautuaina lenei mea i lana 25 miliona tagata mulimuli i luga o Twitter ma 38 miliona i luga o le Instagram.
In the meantime, the CNMV’s decision to target influencers that are being paid to promote crypto-asset investments follows lipoti that U.S. reality television star, Kim Kardashian, and boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr., are being sued for their role in promoting Ethereummax and the EMAX cryptocurrency token.
I lenei faamasinoga, ua molia ai e le itu tagi ia Kardashian - o ia lea na lipotia mai e masani ona totogi mo pou faalauiloaina - ma Mayweather o le fesoasoani e fausia ni voluma tau fefaʻatauaʻiga e mafai ai e le au faʻailoga Ethereummax ona lafo faʻailoga EMAX i luga o le aufaipisinisi e le masalomia.
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Punavai autu: Bitcoin.com