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Coin Validation - US Regulatory Compliance
• Coin ValidationCoin Validation was founded with the sole intent of addressing the question, "How do Bitcoin businesses achieve regulatory compliance within the United States?" Coin Validation is not an attempt to police Bitcoin. Coin Validation does not intend to create or maintain whitelists or blacklists of Bitcoin addresses or of the coins themselves.
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency. It uses
peer-to-peer technology to manage and track transactions, issue
currency, and enforce security with robust cryptographic procedures.
Bitcoin
is based on open source technology that cannot be influenced by any one
person, but is instead maintained and managed by the entire community
of Bitcoin users. It provides for a democratic process which operates
with checks and balances, as well as a strictly defined system for
making any necessary amendments.




