北米最大のビットコインATM運営会社が、テキサス州で連邦破産法第11条の適用を申請しました。同社は、継続する規制上の課題を背景に、事業を縮小し資産を売却する計画です。
Bitcoin Depotは破産申請の中で、敵対的な規制環境と維持不可能なビジネスモデルを理由に挙げました。北米各地でビットコインATMを運営する同社は、規制当局からの圧力により中核事業の維持が困難になったと述べています。
Bitcoin Depotがテキサス州で連邦破産法第11条の適用を申請
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