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Spain Working on Bill to Force Crypto Holders to Disclose Assets, Gains
The planned bill comes as part of broader legislation aimed at cracking down on tax fraud, a government spokesperson said.
Blockchain Proposals Move to US House in Consumer Tech Bill
The Consumer Safety Technology Act will now be debated in the House of Representatives.
Cryptocurrencies Have 'No Way' to Comply With US Anti-Encryption Bills
U.S. Senate bills meant to crack down on encryption could have negative effects for privacy-oriented tech, including cryptocurrencies, entrepreneurs and critics say.
Russia Considering Draconian Rules for Illegal Crypto Operations
Harsh new rules for using and issuing digital assets without a license might soon become law in Russia.
US Lawmaker Proposes Legislative Groundwork for National Blockchain Strategy
A new bill in Congress asks the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to consider a national blockchain strategy.
Bank of Russia Says New Digital Assets Bill Will Outlaw Crypto Trading, Issuance
The central bank is in favor of digital securities, but maintains cryptocurrencies shouldn't be allowed in Russia.
Hawaiian Bill Would Let Banks Act as Crypto Custodians
Hawaiian lawmakers have submitted a bill that allows banks to provide custody for digital assets.
New Law May Encourage German Banks to Offer Crypto Services From 2020
With the passing of new legislation, banks in Germany may soon feel more confident to offer direct sales and custody of crypto assets.
Swiss Government Moves to Remove Legal Barriers for Blockchain Development
The Swiss Federal Council has adopted a revised proposal to remove legal hurdles still holding up blockchain innovation, and will pass the legislation to the parliament.
Ukraine Plans to Tax Crypto Gains at Low 5% Rate (for a While, Anyway)
A draft bill setting out how crypto-related income should be taxed in Ukraine would tax gains at 5 percent for the first five years if passed.
