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Whites-Only Bitcoin-Like Currency To Appear In South Africa

JUL 17, 2017 | Darryn Pollock

A racially segregated “Whites-Only” bastion in South Africa is looking to turn its own fiat currency into a digital one as cryptocurrencies spread to even the most backward parts.

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“Appropriately Regulated” Crypto Can Trade on Exchanges: Russian Finance Ministry

JUN 26, 2017 | William Suberg

“Appropriately regulated” cryptocurrency trading has had the green light from the deputy of Russia’s finance ministry.

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Crypto World Has Been Turning Into Ponzi Scheme: Opinion

JUN 17, 2017 | Olusegun Ogundeji

Cryptocurrency use on the darkweb is beyond anyone’s control.

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Does Bitcoin Need Government Support For It to Go Mainstream?

JUN 17, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

Cryptocurrencies, although already having made a strong presence years back since its inception, are making even more rounds in the news the past few weeks.

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Nevada Becomes First US State to Block Blockchain Taxes

JUN 10, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

On June 5, the Nevada State Legislature made it the first US state who approved a bill that will block local government entities from taxing Blockchain transactions.

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Ponzi Alert: New Zealand Lawyer Labels “We Grow Bitcoins” Simple Scam

JUN 01, 2017 | William Suberg

New Zealand’s We Grow Bitcoins has been called a ‘simple scam’ by a lawyer investigating the likely pyramid scheme.

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To Apply for Alaska Bitcoin Licence, Fork Over Your Fingerprints

MAR 27, 2017 | Shivdeep Dhaliwal

A surety bond and fingerprints are just some of the proposed onerous requirements for Bitcoin and crypto businesses under a new lew waiting to be passed in Alaska.

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Bitcoin is “Virtual Immovable Property”: China Civil Law Drafter

MAR 16, 2017 | William Suberg

Yang Lixin, a senior law figure currently drafting China’s new civil law, has described Bitcoin as “virtual movable property.”

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Finland’s New Law: Bank Account Freedom Means More Data Collection

DEC 29, 2016 | William Suberg

Finnish law will enable citizens from any EU state to open a dinosaur bank account Finland from January 1, but information-sharing could mean this is a mixed blessing.

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UK Becomes Surveillance State, Passes New Spying Law on All Citizen Web Activity

NOV 26, 2016 | Joël Valenzuela

The United Kingdom passed legislation providing the government with sweeping new surveillance powers on internet activity, unprecedented in any Western democracy.

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40,000 Accounts of Top UK Bank Breached, China Approves Cyber Law to Counter Threats

NOV 08, 2016 | Olusegun Ogundeji

China adopts a controversial cyber security law as about 40,000 accounts of a top British bank are reported to have seen suspicious transactions over the weekend.

PSD2: German Regulator and Banks Are Not Happy With Each Other

JUL 22, 2016 | Alicia Naumoff

German banks may have violated EU competition law by placing restrictions on non-bank payment services.

North Carolina Bitcoin Law Arrives with Side-Effects, Experts Say

JUL 16, 2016 | Iyke Aru

Recent North Carolina Bitcoin law is a step in the right direction, leaving room for improvement but may arrive with its own side-effects.

Steemit Website Hacked, CEO Promises to Reset Accounts in 48 Hours

JUL 15, 2016 | Shivdeep Dhaliwal

Nearly 260 Steem accounts hacked, up to $ 85,000 worth of losses reported.

First Foreign VPN Provider Leaves Russia Because of Repressive New Law

JUL 13, 2016 | Joël Valenzuela

Private Internet Access, a VPN provider, is saying goodbye to Russia because of a law that would force them to log their customers’ traffic for up to a year.

JUN 17, 2017 | Olusegun Ogundeji

Cryptocurrency use on the darkweb is beyond anyone’s control.

51087 | 22

JUN 26, 2017 | William Suberg

“Appropriately regulated” cryptocurrency trading has had the green light from the deputy of Russia’s finance ministry.

18994 | 1

JUN 10, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

On June 5, the Nevada State Legislature made it the first US state who approved a bill that will block local government entities from taxing Blockchain transactions.

14961 | 2

JUN 01, 2017 | William Suberg

New Zealand’s We Grow Bitcoins has been called a ‘simple scam’ by a lawyer investigating the likely pyramid scheme.

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JUL 17, 2017 | Darryn Pollock

A racially segregated “Whites-Only” bastion in South Africa is looking to turn its own fiat currency into a digital one as cryptocurrencies spread to even the most backward parts.

11863 | 37

JUN 17, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

Cryptocurrencies, although already having made a strong presence years back since its inception, are making even more rounds in the news the past few weeks.

7430 | 3

NOV 08, 2016 | Olusegun Ogundeji

China adopts a controversial cyber security law as about 40,000 accounts of a top British bank are reported to have seen suspicious transactions over the weekend.

JUL 13, 2016 | Joël Valenzuela

Private Internet Access, a VPN provider, is saying goodbye to Russia because of a law that would force them to log their customers’ traffic for up to a year.

JUL 22, 2016 | Alicia Naumoff

German banks may have violated EU competition law by placing restrictions on non-bank payment services.

MAR 27, 2017 | Shivdeep Dhaliwal

A surety bond and fingerprints are just some of the proposed onerous requirements for Bitcoin and crypto businesses under a new lew waiting to be passed in Alaska.

324 | 3

MAR 16, 2017 | William Suberg

Yang Lixin, a senior law figure currently drafting China’s new civil law, has described Bitcoin as “virtual movable property.”

100 | 1

JUL 15, 2016 | Shivdeep Dhaliwal

Nearly 260 Steem accounts hacked, up to $ 85,000 worth of losses reported.

NOV 26, 2016 | Joël Valenzuela

The United Kingdom passed legislation providing the government with sweeping new surveillance powers on internet activity, unprecedented in any Western democracy.

46 | 3

JUL 16, 2016 | Iyke Aru

Recent North Carolina Bitcoin law is a step in the right direction, leaving room for improvement but may arrive with its own side-effects.

DEC 29, 2016 | William Suberg

Finnish law will enable citizens from any EU state to open a dinosaur bank account Finland from January 1, but information-sharing could mean this is a mixed blessing.

22 | 2

JUL 17, 2017 | Darryn Pollock

A racially segregated “Whites-Only” bastion in South Africa is looking to turn its own fiat currency into a digital one as cryptocurrencies spread to even the most backward parts.

11863 | 37

JUN 17, 2017 | Olusegun Ogundeji

Cryptocurrency use on the darkweb is beyond anyone’s control.

51087 | 22

JUN 17, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

Cryptocurrencies, although already having made a strong presence years back since its inception, are making even more rounds in the news the past few weeks.

7430 | 3

NOV 26, 2016 | Joël Valenzuela

The United Kingdom passed legislation providing the government with sweeping new surveillance powers on internet activity, unprecedented in any Western democracy.

46 | 3

MAR 27, 2017 | Shivdeep Dhaliwal

A surety bond and fingerprints are just some of the proposed onerous requirements for Bitcoin and crypto businesses under a new lew waiting to be passed in Alaska.

324 | 3

JUN 10, 2017 | Joshua Althauser

On June 5, the Nevada State Legislature made it the first US state who approved a bill that will block local government entities from taxing Blockchain transactions.

14961 | 2

DEC 29, 2016 | William Suberg

Finnish law will enable citizens from any EU state to open a dinosaur bank account Finland from January 1, but information-sharing could mean this is a mixed blessing.

22 | 2

JUN 26, 2017 | William Suberg

“Appropriately regulated” cryptocurrency trading has had the green light from the deputy of Russia’s finance ministry.

18994 | 1

MAR 16, 2017 | William Suberg

Yang Lixin, a senior law figure currently drafting China’s new civil law, has described Bitcoin as “virtual movable property.”

100 | 1

JUN 01, 2017 | William Suberg

New Zealand’s We Grow Bitcoins has been called a ‘simple scam’ by a lawyer investigating the likely pyramid scheme.

12768

JUL 15, 2016 | Shivdeep Dhaliwal

Nearly 260 Steem accounts hacked, up to $ 85,000 worth of losses reported.

NOV 08, 2016 | Olusegun Ogundeji

China adopts a controversial cyber security law as about 40,000 accounts of a top British bank are reported to have seen suspicious transactions over the weekend.

JUL 16, 2016 | Iyke Aru

Recent North Carolina Bitcoin law is a step in the right direction, leaving room for improvement but may arrive with its own side-effects.

JUL 22, 2016 | Alicia Naumoff

German banks may have violated EU competition law by placing restrictions on non-bank payment services.

JUL 13, 2016 | Joël Valenzuela

Private Internet Access, a VPN provider, is saying goodbye to Russia because of a law that would force them to log their customers’ traffic for up to a year.

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