This seems strange.
     * Why would a direct message be something that is forbidden?
     * Who is accountable for innovation if direct virtual currency
       messages in New York are forbidden?
     * Sounds like passing the buck is in play, the Superintendent should
       hold accountability rather than suggesting any and all messages be
       directed to some anonymous attention.

   What on Earth could be the problem?
   ---------- Forwarded message ---------
   From: dfs.sm.VirtualCurrency <[1]VirtualCurrency@dfs.ny.gov>
   Date: Mon, Jan 31, 2022 at 1:38 PM
   Subject: RE: xNY.io | Coin Greenlist (Waiting Period)
   To: [2]g@xny.io <[3]g@xny.io>

   Dear Mr. Larson,


   As previously noted, please direct any virtual currency-related
   questions or comments to [4]virtualcurrency@dfs.ny.gov. Please do not
   direct such questions or comments to the email addresses or phone
   numbers of individual employees of DFS.


   Thank you for your cooperation,


   DFS Virtual Currency Staff


   New York State Department of Financial Services

   One State Street, New York, NY 10004

   [5]VirtualCurrency@dfs.ny.gov

   [6]www.dfs.ny.gov

References

   1. mailto:VirtualCurrency@dfs.ny.gov
   2. mailto:g@xny.io
   3. mailto:g@xny.io
   4. mailto:virtualcurrency@dfs.ny.gov
   5. mailto:VirtualCurrency@dfs.ny.gov
   6. http://www.dfs.ny.gov/