If this was truly holding to government policy, wound't it fall under the SEC ruling? I've invested, but I'm concerned about it falling into a very grey area. I'm really hoping it's legit, as I'd rather not have thrown my money away, but we'll just have to wait and see at this point.
AML devs, any words to help clarify what's going on?
AML BitCoin is not like the hundreds if ICO's passing by and leaving stage. You will see that soon enough. I think many people and funds will be extremely happy to have secured a decent stash of Tokens right at this stage at $1.
NAC is registered with American Banking Association and AML BitCoin will be 100% compliant to pay with for merchants, businesses and even accessible for institutional money. Last week we have seen CME Group creating a door for institutional money to invest in Bitcoin and see what happened. Those fundmanagers are waiting for AML/KYC solutions so they can follow financial ethics and comply with laws. AML BitCoin intends to be a financial gateway that makes it easier for institutional money to transact with cryptocurrencies. And they will be able to do that for minimal transaction fee's.