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European Union
EU Parliament Rep Seeks €1 Million for Blockchain Research
A member of the European Parliament is proposing $1.1m be spent on a task force focused on studying digital currencies and blockchain.

No, the EBA's Bitcoin Regulation Proposals Aren't All Bad
Digital currency lawyer Jacek Czarnecki argues recent regulatory proposals in the EU might benefit the blockchain industry despite criticisms.

Bank Regulator Calls for Broader Oversight of EU Bitcoin Services
The European Banking Authority is calling for greater regulatory oversight for bitcoin exchanges and custodial wallets.

Europol Hosts Digital Currency Conference for Law Enforcement
The European Union's (EU) top law enforcement agency recently held a two-day conference on the subject of digital currencies.

European Union Adopts Tighter Bitcoin Controls Amid Terrorism Crackdown
The executive branch of the European Union today adopted new AML rules that will impact digital currency businesses.

EU Watchdog: Distributed Ledgers Still Face Key Challenges
ESMA has released a new paper on blockchains and distributed ledgers as part of a fact-finding effort into the technology.

EU Parliament Approves Proposal for Digital Currency Task Force
The European Parliament has voted to recommend that the bloc’s government create a task force dedicated to digital currencies and blockchain.

Bitcoin Organized Crime Research Funded by Germany and Austria
The Austrian and German governments are funding a research effort focused on the use of digital currencies in organized crime.

European Union Leaders Seek Greater Oversight of Bitcoin Activity
A group of European heads of state are pushing for greater oversight of digital currency activity in the European Union.

European Commission Seeks More Customer Data from Bitcoin Services
The European Commission has said that it plans to tighten reporting standards for digital currency exchanges in the region.
