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A CUNA economist said credit unions need to advise their members on the risks of cryptocurrencies as data shows they are disproportionately owned by credit union members and minorities.
CUNA Senior Economist Ligia Vado also called for regulation of crypto currencies, while also saying that credit unions should not be barred from engaging in the market — both long-stated positions of CUNA and NAFCU.
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