FinCEN proposes new KYC rules for ‘non-hosted’ wallets
The U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network has posted a proposal for new rules concerning "non-hosted" digital asset wallets.
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How to use Streamanity—a basic guide
Streamanity is an exciting new video platform that changes the way content creators can make money from their work.
Bitcoin’s simple fix to revolutionize crypto exchanges and online poker
Exchange users face the same conundrum that poker players do, but with greater severity, Unbounded Capital’s Jack Laskey writes.
Money Button onboarding gets simpler with new process
Money Button users can now access apps such as PowPing, Twetch and Peergame by simply keying in their email address, username and the preferred currency.
Coinbase CEO concerned at possible new KYC regulations
Could new regulations require Bitcoin and other digital asset transactions to be sent only to ID-verified wallets? That's what Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong appeared to suggest.
TDXP—the people’s exchange
TDXP only takes custody upon the execution of the trade and leverages the instant transaction capability of Bitcoin to do so, Joshua Henslee writes.
HandCash rolls out early access for version 2.5
Keyless HandCash has been long-awaited and is a significant milestone for any wallet provider to reach as it makes the lives of the end-user far easier.
True P2P and SPV released on Bitcoin
The new software packages allow Bitcoin users to transact directly and securely with each other, without having to download an entire copy of the blockchain to verify them.
PayPal, the Bitcoin wallet that isn’t really
A closer look at the conditions and permissions of PayPal’s “Crypto Currencies Hub” makes some wonder if there’s any point. Is there?
Money Button and RelayX show why Bitcoin wallets aren’t just wallets anymore
With Money Button's acquisition by the Bayesian Group and RelayX's launch of the USDC stablecoin, Bitcoin wallets are entering a new era.
Russia bans anonymous Bitcoin wallet deposits
The ban has been introduced to prevent the use of digital currency for money laundering, terrorism financing and the drugs trade.
Logging in with Bitcoin
If wallets exist that support more than one application, that wallet is already more useful than any app-specific one, Joshua Henslee writes.