News from ShipChain: Earlier today, the Office of the South Carolina Securities Commissioner concluded its inquiry into allegations that it had received against ShipChain regarding its token, and vacated its cease-and-desist order of May 21, 2018. The company fully cooperated with the inquiry. ShipChain is gratified by the Commissioner’s decision and looks forward to continuing to build its transformative global-logistics industry platform and its network of partnerships with the participants in that industry.
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