UK financial regulator steps up scrutiny of ICOs
The chief financial regulator in the UK is stepping up its scrutiny of ICOs, as it consider whether more legislative measures may be required.
The chief financial regulator in the UK is stepping up its scrutiny of ICOs, as it consider whether more legislative measures may be required.
There is no end in sight for blockchain startup Tezos’ legal woes.
Massachussetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin issued a warning against investing in virtual currencies.
Tax authorities in India have started knocking on the doors of local domestic exchanges.
The value of the seized BTC was originally $500,000; it’s now worth around $8.5 million.
Deutsche Boerse has announced plans that could see SegWit1x (BTC) futures traded on European exchanges for the first time.
A man has taken 35-year old Louis Meza to court alleging that the latter lured him into a minivan where another man held him at gunpoint, coercing him to cough up his private keys to his Ether wallet.
Fingers are crossed as one of the world’s cryptocurrency trading giants decides its house rules.
South Korean exchanges hit a snag as government bans banks from backing them.
South Korean authorities have announced they are considering introducing a tax on capital gains from cryptocurrencies.
The central bank of the Philippines is reviewing applications from at least a dozen companies looking to start a virtual currency exchange operation.
With BTC shooting past the $17,000 mark, this means Mt Gox’s bankruptcy status needs to be re-evaluated.
Inversely, trolls are penalized for malicious and false entries.
The first US-China blockchain conference intends to “set the tone for the future of blockchain.
The financial regulator of Hong Kong issued on Tuesday fresh warnings over SegWit1x futures, citing concerns over unregulated providers.
The world’s second largest bank has filed over 20 patent applications since 2014.
A bill that seeks to regulate Mexico's nascent financial technology sector, including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
Indonesia’s central bank has become the latest monetary authority to clamp down on cryptocurrencies.
The entire contents of their BTC wallet were stolen.
The popularity of SegWit1X (BTC) as a payment option has run out of steam—pun intended—with online gaming shop Valve Corp.