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How Crypto World Puts Pressure on Government – India Case

Bitcoin fever had been on the rise in India for the past few months. However, the Indian Government’s recent high-handed approach against high net-worth cryptocurrency investors has created a state of unrest amongst the people. “Every three months, our volumes [Bitcoin trading] have...

, by Saket Singh

Thinking of Opening Your Own Crypto Startup? Read This Advice

The Chinese government’s crackdown on the country’s bitcoin mining companies has raised concern over the prospects for China’s cryptocurrency industry, and its potential impact on the price of bitcoin. Sonic Zhang, the founder of Value Net Capital, and also the co-founder and...

, by Jaroslaw Adamowski

What the Coincheck Hack Tells Us About Australian Regulators

Philippa Ryan, University of Technology SydneyNew risk rules for cryptocurrency exchanges will be put to the test with the latest hack on Japanese exchange Coincheck. Hackers stole US$660 million worth of NEM (its native cryptocurrency).In the past eight years, more than a third of all...

, by Philippa Ryan

Bitcoin and Altcoins Slide Further in Red

Bitcoin faced an increased selling pressure below USD 11,200 and it moved below the USD 11,000 level. Similarly, altcoins extended declines, including Ethereum’s Ether, trading lower by 3.5% to USD 1,165.The main driving force was again regulation since Federal judges in Brooklyn, New York,...

, by Aayush Jindal

Morning News: Robinhood’s Merry Million; Central Ethereum Hub

Robinhood App Gains a Million Crypto Signups Canadian Group’s Bid to Become “Central Ethereum Hub” Man Admits to Bitcoin-financed LSD Drug Sumggling All Quiet on First Day of S Korean Real-name TradingCatch up on the most essential cryptocurrency and blockchain news stories...

, by Tim Alper

Brussels to Intensify Dialogue With Blockchain Industry

Blockchain and cryptocurrency industry players both from the European Union and the rest of the world have taken a keen interest in policies and regulations currently being prepared by the EU authorities. Pierre Marro, an administrator and team leader at the European Commission’s Directorate...

, by Jaroslaw Adamowski

Russia To Identify Crypto Miners, Tax Break Possible

The Russian Ministry of Communications and Mass Media is developing a system to detect crypto miners to tax them, Vedomosti reported, citing two undisclosed sources familiar with the matter.“There will be a special system for detecting miners – through electricity consumption and...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Morning News: More Coincheck Fallout; Are S Korean Exchanges Next?

Japanese Promise Tighter Self-regulation Experts: “South Korean Exchanges Woefully Exposed to Hacking Risks” Coincheck Pulls Plug on Popular Advertising Campaign IBL: Vietnamese Government “Very Excited” about BlockchainCatch up on the most essential cryptocurrency and...

, by Tim Alper

Asia Week: S Korean Crypto Chaos, Japanese Gamers’ Blockchain Bid

Inside South Korea: A Country Divided by Crypto Fever Young South Koreans Bemoan Cryptocurrency Fate Japanese Gaming Giant Moves to Develop Blockchain Trading Platform Taiwan’s TSMC Still Riding High on Mining HardwareCatch up on essential blockchain and cryptocurrency news stories from...

, by Tim Alper

CIS Week: Siberians Running Auto Engine Mines, Belarus’ Crypto March

Catch up on essential blockchain and cryptocurrency news stories from CIS this week. Public Record Shows How Keen Ukrainian Government Officials Are on Bitcoin Opendatabot, a website that gathers data from Ukraine’s public and court records, has published the names of 57 government officials...

, by Tim Alper

Governments Shouldn’t Regulate Blockchain Yet: EU Industry Leaders

European government and industry leaders have urged jurisdictions around the world to manage the pace of emerging regulation around blockchain technology. “What we all want to avoid is for a country to declare cryptocurrencies as a security just out of the blue,” said Willem-Jan Bruin,...

, by Samantha Yap

Morning news: crackdown, ratings, rage, and 70-year-old investors

Catch up on the most essential cryptocurrency and blockchain news stories breaking in Asia and the Americas while the rest of the world was asleep.Standard Chartered Chief: More China-style Cryptocurrency Crackdowns to Follow Bill Winters, CEO of financial giant Standard Chartered, says he thinks...

, by Tim Alper

Bitcoin and Ethereum Recovers, More Gains Likely?

Bitcoin and Ethereum started the past two sessions on a positive note and were seen trading with bullish moves. It seems like both top cryptocurrencies are forming a short-term base and are preparing for an upside move.There was a lot of negativity formed during the past few sessions, but traders...

, by Aayush Jindal

Polish Crypto Industry Fears Losing Friend in Government

Existing barriers make 'soft' education impossible Public institutions fail to check information before making decisionsThe Polish cryptocurrency industry could lose a partner in its drive towards self-regulation, should the government shut down the Ministry of Digital Affairs whose competencies...

, by Jaroslaw Adamowski

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South Korea Asks to Report “Suspicious” Crypto Transactions Stripe to Phase out Bitcoin Payments Huobi Global Resurfaces with its Own Cryptocurrency South Korea’s New Crypto Guidelines Could Be Hard to Implement Paxful Completes Bitcoin-funded SchoolCatch up on the most...

, by Tim Alper

Reserve Bank of India Now More Positive Towards Crypto – Source

The ban of cryptocurrency is not likely in India Possible regulations include taxes and regulatory authority for ICOs2018 could be the year cryptocurrency regulations are introduced in India, and although the authorities’ contradictory signals make it hard to foresee what shape the...

, by Saket Singh

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