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Bitmain subsidiary Ant Creek LLC gets go-ahead on reduced scale mining project in rural Washington, US.
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Both Poloniex and Bitfinex pull out their service from Washington state due to recent legislations and operational license requirements while Gemini stays
Washington State legislators have started the implementation of new regulations covering digital currency exchanges adopted on July 23, 2017.
US government announces its plans to hold a US Federal Blockchain Forum on July 18, 2017 to discuss possible applications of Blockchain within the government.
A look at how major cities in the US and their stance on Bitcoin regulation
Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange, has officially announced it’s ability to complete transactions in Washington state.
Cannabis purchases in Washington State are modernizing with thanks to a new bespoke Bitcoin-based POS tool.
The Bitcoin exchange Bitfinex announced it would stop serving Washington State customers due to legal concerns, giving them just 24 hours to withdraw their fund...
Ubitquity LLC team launches first Blockchain Real Estate Meetup in Washington DC. The event takes place on Sunday, January 31.
Ms. Boring is a firm believer that cryptocurrency technologies have the potential to correct many of the problems inherent in a centralized economic system.
“Money” means a medium of exchange that is authorized or adopted by the United States or a foreign government or other recognized medium of exchange.
Representative Steve Stockman, a Texas Republican, wants the Bitcoin community to reach out to politicians and lawmakers.
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Washington inadvertently gave a big boost to the very currency they are concerned with.
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Bitcoin and other digital currencies will get to make their voices heard before a Senate committee hearing November 18 in Washington.