Mexican central bank requires permits for crypto exchanges
Mexican businesses that want to offer the trading of cryptocurrencies must be registered with The Bank of Mexico, the country’s central bank.
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Marvel mulls legal action versus Black Panther-derived ‘Wacoinda’
Marvel Characters, a subsidiary of comic book giant Marvel Comics, is still considering whether it will file a trademark lawsuit against Wilsondom LLC over its planned cryptocurrency, the ‘Wacoinda.’
Lichtenstein PM takes laidback approach to blockchain
Lichtenstein’s new laws will provide guidance on distributed ledgers and blockchain technology designed to provide the necessary legal framework upon which to build the country’s legacy, according to Prime Minister Adrian Hasler.
Here come the equity funds!
Japan, announces official recognition for the digital currency and then barely 48 hours later Russia makes similar noises.
CoinGeek Zurich (Samsung Hall, June 8-10) gathers speakers to talk about: Healthcare & the Blockchain
Panelists from EHR Data, VXPASS, JuvaTech and Veridat will engage in discussions on opportunities that blockchain technology allow to ensure health data is unalterable, secure and auditable.
Iowa House of Representatives approves new bill giving legal status to smart contracts
The law would give parity of status between smart contracts and other types of contracts, with distributed ledger technology formally considered a secure electronic store of record.
US judge concerned Block.one lawsuit ‘motivated by high legal fees’
The lead plaintiffs had filed incomplete and inaccurate information with the court, including unsubstantiated accusations against Block.one.
Germany to expand FATF digital efforts under presidency
Dr. Marcus Pleyer, deputy director general at the German Federal Ministry of Finance, started his two-year term as FATF president on July 1.
China central bank to develop blockchain trade finance platform
Participating banks will be able to share information on the blockchain, without the need for third party verification or intervention.
South Korea bank rolls out blockchain-based mobile identification system
South Korea's Nonghyup Bank has announced the launch of a blockchain-based mobile identification system for commercial usage.
Mao Zedong stunt ends in furore at blockchain conference in China
A publicity stunt featuring a Mao Zedong lookalike ended badly for organizers of a blockchain conference in China.
Financial Stability Board turns down calls for further cryptocurrency regulation
At this point there was no need for further cryptocurrency regulation since the total turnover of these currencies have very little, if any, effect on the current financial markets as they are, according to FSB President Mark Carney.