The US Congress is set to assess blockchain technology on Valentine’s Day
Looks like legislation is working hard and fast to catch up.
Looks like legislation is working hard and fast to catch up.
Questions were raised about the actions of Venezuela in preparing to launch a cryptocurrency backed by the country’s oil resources.
Bank of America, Citibank and JP Morgan have all put restrictions on their users' credit cards to prohibit them from being used for buying digital currency.
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.
The SEC chief and his CFTC counterpart have committed to doing more in regulating the cryptocurrency space.
The days of abusing these buzz words for instant market gain is coming to an end.
Anti-money laundering regulations will be stepped up as part of the U.S. government’s efforts to clamp down on criminal uses of cryptocurrency.
BitConnect announced they have closed down the exchange and lending platform, in the wake of early action from regulators.
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.
The value of the seized BTC was originally $500,000; it’s now worth around $8.5 million.
The first US-China blockchain conference intends to “set the tone for the future of blockchain.