4 more cryptocurrency exchanges get greenlight to operate in Japan
In yet another example of Japan doing things right, the Japanese FSA has allowed four new cryptocurrency exchanges to operate—legally—in the country.
In yet another example of Japan doing things right, the Japanese FSA has allowed four new cryptocurrency exchanges to operate—legally—in the country.
BitFlyer, Japan’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has cleared another hurdle in its bid to set foot on U.S. soil.
SWG team warned users who downloaded their wallet for Windows between Nov. 21 and Nov. 25 UTC that they are “at risk of a malware infection.”
The SegWit Gold (SWG) project is hounded by yet another controversy.
Tether states that “$30,950,010 USDT was removed from the Tether Treasury wallet on Nov 19, 2017 and sent to an unauthorized bitcoin address.
It’s been nearly a year since Coinbase embarked on a legal journey to stop the U.S. IRS from getting its hands on customer transaction records
For a 0.5% fee, the card lets you debit purchases directly from your LBX cryptocoin balance.
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority, has today issued a warning to consumers over cryptocurrency derivative instruments.
To put an end to the ongoing ambiguity surrounding the legality of cryptocurrencies in India.
Thirteen websites specializing in cryptocurrency are now restricted in Russia as the government sets out to limit cryptocurrency trading in the country.
A representative of the European Central Bank has confirmed the bank is not ignoring cryptocurrencies, despite moves elsewhere in the world to more readily embrace the technology.
The Malaysian securities regulator has become the latest market regulator to move towards a new legal framework for cryptocurrencies.