
Cryptocurrency tax guidelines coming soon to South Korea
Regulators in South Korea could be ready to publish cryptocurrency tax guidelines as early as June, according to reports.
Regulators in South Korea could be ready to publish cryptocurrency tax guidelines as early as June, according to reports.
The fifth largest cryptocurrency trading exchange platform is reportedly planning to cut its relations with Asia and move its offices to Switzerland.
The decree, signed into law last December, made Belarus the first country in Europe to offer freedom for all cryptocurrency activities.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has tightened the screws on cryptocurrency contracts for differences.
Chris Concannon, president of investment firm Cboe Global Markets, has made an appeal to the SEC to not get involved with the development of a Bitcoin exchange traded fund.
Bithumb has announced its plans to open up the platform and allow its users to use cryptocurrency at more than 8,000 stores by the end of this year.
The company is set to buy a 40% stake in BitARG Exchange Tokyo, in a move that would see Yahoo Japan embark on the initial development stages of a new exchange, to be developed on existing BitARG technology.
Civic CEO Vinny Lingham tackles dumb money and half-baked tokenization projects which are attracting government scrutiny and can possibly lead to stifling regulation.
A number of cryptocurrency associations from South Korea, Russia and China have decided to file a class action lawsuit against internet advertising companies and social platforms that have decided to ban cryptocurrency and ICO advertisements.
One of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, Bitfinex, has refused to list the first cryptocurrency backed by Venezuela's crude oil reserves, Petro, in its platform.
The nChain chief scientist warned predatory ICOs and exchanges, which will be driven to the ground by the ‘atomic swap.’
Chile’s BUDA and Crypto MKT exchanges had their bank accounts closed, making it impossible for them to operate.