Law
Florida's Money Laundering Statute Won't Affect Most Bitcoin Users
What's the potential impact of a recent court decision in Florida that centered on definitions for bitcoin and money transmission?
Arizona's Blockchain Gun Tracking Bill is Close to Becoming Law
A bill that blocks gun use from being tracked using blockchain tech will soon be signed into law in Arizona.
Ohio Inmates Found Using Bitcoin in Prison Fraud Bust
Two Ohio prisoners conducted an identity fraud scheme using bitcoin and homemade computers, a new report reveals.
Washington Lawmakers Finalize New Bitcoin Business Rules
Legislators in Washington state have put the finishing touches on new rules for businesses that offer digital currency services.
GAW Miners SEC Case Set for 2018 Court Date
A notable cryptocurrency case could advance to court as soon as early 2018, according to new filings.
How to Explore Blockchain
Arno Laeven argues that organisations setting out to explore blockchain with a view to adoption need to manage their expectations.
Fork Fallout? A Bitcoin Split Could Become a Legal Mess
Should the bitcoin network split into rival chains, those impacted in the fallout may be unable to turn to courts for recourse, lawyers say.
Bats Exchange is Fighting the Winklevoss Bitcoin ETF Rejection
In a petition to the SEC, an exchange affiliated with a failed bitcoin investment product is pushing back against a rejection by regulators.
How the 'Dole Stock Crisis' is Reigniting the Push for Blockchain
A recent issue with Dole's public stock highlights the potential for blockchain in capital markets, proponents say.
California Lawmakers Consider Barring Bitcoin from Charity Raffles
A lawmaker in California has proposed prohibiting the use of bitcoin and other digital currencies for private raffles.
