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Video: Roundup of This Week's Bitcoin News 14th March 2014

Missed out on your digital currency news this week? Catch all the headlines you need to know.

By Roop Gill

Updated Sep 11, 2021, 10:32 a.m. Published Mar 14, 2014, 5:00 p.m.

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Missed out on your digital currency news this week? Here are all the headlines you need to know:

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Mt. Gox files for bankruptcy protection in the US: the Japan-based bitcoin exchange has filed for Chapter 15 Bankruptcy protection in the United States. Chapter 15 bankruptcy is based on a UN model law that provides specific protections in cases of cross-border insolvency.

Developments on bitcoin regulations around the world: New York is now accepting applications for digital currency exchanges while Singapore is planning to regulate bitcoin exchanges and ATMs.

Huobi to start trading litecoin: the price of litecoin suddenly jumped when China's largest exchange Huobi said that it would start trading the cryptocurrency next week.

Xapo raises $20m for 'ultra-secure' bitcoin storage: California-based bitcoin security company Xapo has raised $20m, the second largest public funding in the bitcoin space, ever.

John Law's weekly roundup has been moved to Sunday.

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Roop Gill

Roop is a Canadian journalist and self-proclaimed globe-trotter. She has lived and worked in Toronto, Sydney and Singapore before calling London home.