The CoinGeek Pulse: Episode 4
This week in digital currency and blockchain, we see the winds of greater regulation start to blow across the sector.
This week in digital currency and blockchain, we see the winds of greater regulation start to blow across the sector.
Researcher Jim Harper received a letter stating the IRS “had reason to believe” he had not paid full tax on his digital currency dealings.
The People’s Bank of China has already met with the Beijing company to discuss proposals to trial digital yuan across its platform.
The United Kingdom is working on plans that could lead to a digital currency, with the likelihood of adoption in a few years’ time.
The U.S. Army is looking to equip its cybercrime team with digital currency trading tools to bolster its investigative division’s resources.
Prosecutors allege Jon Barry Thompson was involved in defrauding two customers through his firm Volantis Market Maker.
The authorities seized BTC, ETH and Tether (USDT) to the tune of $15 million, alongside a McLaren and a Ferrari.
Randall Joseph Smail admitted he used a fake account statement from Kraken exchange to back the loan of over $552,000 from Pendleton Community Bank.
Firms operating digital currency ATMs are technically operating digital asset exchanges, which need to be authorized by the regulator.
The event aims to raise awareness about developing for BSV, while shedding light on some of the developments coming down the track.
This week, we check into the recent U.S. Senate hearing exploring the digitization of money, SeafoodChain’s pilot launch, and Twetch’s latest win.
Konstantin Ignatov is facing a maximum prison sentence of 90 years, but the court deferred sentencing without imposing a future date.