Two-Thirds of Malta's 'Virtual Financial Assets' Agents Failed Compulsory Cryptocurrency Exam

Two-Thirds of Malta's 'Virtual Financial Assets' Agents Failed Compulsory Cryptocurrency Exam
Malta’s Virtual Financial Assets (VFA) Act, which is scheduled to become effective as of November 2018, will require finance professionals looking to “act as agents” in the crypto industry to complete a training course and pass an assessment - which tests how well they understand concepts related to Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies. Agents may not offer financial services involving digital currencies if they fail the exam. Results from September's test were not good as less than 40% of those that took test managed to receive a passing score. For Further Information Click on Below Button
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