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LAS VEGAS, Feb. 02, 2018 -- The National Football League and NBC, the network broadcasting this Sunday’s NFL Super Bowl game, have not accepted the controversial television ad “North Korea Can’t Steal AML BitCoin,” from AML BitCoin, the world’s only patent-pending digital currency with security features blocking criminals and terrorists.
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The humorous ad takes North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un to task, reminding viewers that Kim Jong-un and his army of hackers have been stealing billions of dollars of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for the past few years, funding North Korea’s rogue nuclear weapons programs and evading international sanctions. Unlike other digital currencies, the AML BitCoin has been designed with features that prevent Kim’s army from stealing it.
Marcus Andrade, the creator of AML BitCoin and a Service Disabled American Veteran said, “I cannot express more profoundly my shock and disappointment in the NFL. Having recently learned that the NFL would not allow a veterans organization to encourage Americans to stand for our flag, I can only conclude that something is very wrong with the NFL.”
While blockchain technologies have quickly become a market obsession, governments and commerce have called for a safer, more secure, and compliant solution for more mainstream applications. Veteran-founded AML BitCoin is the first and only patent-pending digital currency that is compliant with anti-money laundering, anti-terrorism and anti-terrorist financing laws, bank secrecy laws, know-your-customer laws, and anti-financial crimes laws both in the United States and abroad.
AML BitCoin provides the freedom to use digital currency, with the security of knowing that terrorists, criminals and rogue governments like North Korea cannot steal the currency for their own gain.
About NAC Foundation:
NAC Foundation, headquartered in the U.S. and a member of the American Bank Association, created AML BitCoin and its predecessor digital currency, the Aten Coin, both of which were built with anti-money laundering, anti-terrorism and theft-resistant properties built into the coin. As a result, they are compliant with numerous laws, including Anti-Money Laundering (AML), PATRIOT Act, Bank Secrecy Act and Anti-Fraud and Financial Crimes (AFF). NAC’s mission is to strengthen the social sector by advancing knowledge about the use of regulated digital currencies and blockchain technology globally.
For more information about NAC Foundation and AML BitCoin, visit www.AMLBitCoin.com.
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David O'Brien CRAFT | Media/Digital 215-760-8617 [email protected]
