Troubled Coincheck exchange gets on-site visit from FSA regulators
To ensure that it has enough funds to pay back its customers, members of FSA paid a special visit to Coincheck’s Tokyo office on Friday.
To ensure that it has enough funds to pay back its customers, members of FSA paid a special visit to Coincheck’s Tokyo office on Friday.
The San Francisco-based digital currency exchange sent out 1099-K tax forms to clients in the U.S. who have made “plenty of transactions” in 2017.
Line currently sees over 168 million users monthly and is expected to leverage its customer numbers in launching its proposed cryptocurrency exchange.
As governments around the world still try to determine how to address the cryptocurrency explosion, Hawaii is looking to implement its own controls.
Despite records of theft, a popular Japanese girl band named Virtual Currency Girls stand on its ground with cryptocurrency as they refuse to be paid in anything else.
The petro will go on presale as early as next month, says Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
To avoid violating domestic rules, the Moscow-based bank is reportedly planning to offer cryptocurrency trading to international customers.
The ban comes shortly after Zuckerberg said he’s exploring how Facebook can use cryptocurrencies in its services.
BaFin has decreed that Crypto.exchange GmbH must immediately cease acting as a financial broker.
Things at BitConnect weren’t what they seemed to be, according to a class action lawsuit filed in Florida.
This begs the question: If you’re not paying, what are they getting out of this?
The current state of the crypto market necessitates something other than mere store of value, says the Civic CEO.
Should this proceed smoothly, it would be the most graceful handling of a crypto-heist to date.
The exchange is also imposing zero fees on trading until January 31.
The SEC chief and his CFTC counterpart have committed to doing more in regulating the cryptocurrency space.
The move is the result of the probe into 10 domestic cryptocurrency exchanges and comes as part of South Korea's drive to tighten regulations.
In early December, 280,000 of these devil bots went live during a 12-hour period.
Investors in South Korea will be required to use real-name accounts for trading in cryptocurrencies by Jan. 30.
The days of abusing these buzz words for instant market gain is coming to an end.
The asset supports CPU mining with CryptoNight proof-of-work algorithm to balance hashrate distribution and has a total supply of 21 million.