Regulation
Canadian Lawyer Plans World's First Book on Bitcoin Law
Financial crime lawyer Christine Duhaime is planning to write the world’s first law book covering digital currencies.
Estonian Bitcoin Week a Success Despite Tough Regulatory Environment
The organizers aim to promote bitcoin in the Baltic state, which has previously seen a tough stance from authorities.
Japanese Politicians Take Interest in Growing Bitcoin Ecosystem
Individual Japanese politicians are interested in bitcoin despite the government's hands-off approach, as the local ecosystem goes post-Gox.
European Central Bank: Bitcoin a Risky Alternative to Euro
ECB Executive Board member Yves Mersch said this week that bitcoin is inferior to the euro.
Coincove Launches With Plan to Become 'Coinbase of Mexico'
The startup now provides the Mexican market with a wallet and exchange service, converting peso bank transfers into bitcoin.
Bitcoin Regulation Roundup: Political Contributions and Troublesome Banks
Jason Tyra examines the most significant bitcoin news from the world’s regulators and law courts.
Thai Bitcoin Exchange Reopens with Enhanced Services
After a period of regulatory uncertainty, Bitcoin.co.th has relaunched as a full exchange.
OKCoin and Huobi Discuss Bitcoin in China and Plans for Survival
Excessive price speculation and investor risk may have caused central bank clampdown, say Chinese exchange CEOs.
Federal Reserve: Bitcoin Potential 'Boon' for Global Commerce
New US central bank meeting minutes detail a lengthy discussion about bitcoin and its disruptive power.
How Regulators Should Approach The Bitcoin Derivatives Market
Mercatus Center scholars recommend that policymakers use a “bottom-up” approach to regulating bitcoin.
