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Regulation
BitFlyer Exchange Toughens User Verification Amid Watchdog Scrutiny
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange BitFlyer says it will revise its know-your-customer procedures after criticism from a financial regulator.

Crypto Tax Support Is Coming Slowly to India
A partnership finds two India-based startups seeking to provide tools to crypto users who may need to report gains and losses on their 2018 taxes.

Taiwan Moves to Capture Bitcoin Under Money Laundering Laws
The government of Taiwan has moved a step closer to regulating bitcoin under existing anti-money laundering (AML) rules.

Cloud Mining Contracts Are Securities, Says Philippines SEC
The Philippines securities watchdog has warned that it will regulate cryptocurrency cloud mining contracts under existing securities rules.

Bank of England Eyes Private Blockchain Oversight
The Bank of England is examining how to maintain data privacy over a DLT network while still allowing a regulatory window into transactions.

Alibaba's Taobao Bars Crypto and ICOs in Policy Update
Alibaba's Taobao e-commerce site has updated its list of prohibited goods and services on the platform, which now includes those related to cryptos.

Blockchain Is 'Going Mainstream' Says European Commission Official
European Commission vice president Andrus Ansip stressed the need for governments and private firms to invest in blockchain technology.

China Needs Better Regulation for Blockchain Growth, Experts Say
Industry experts spoke of the need for regulations and standards to boost blockchain growth at a Chinese event on Tuesday.

Japan Could Have More Than 3 Million Crypto Traders
Japan's Financial Services Agency has published domestic cryptocurrency trading statistics for the first time.

Normal Tax Rules Apply to Crypto Income, Says South Africa
The South African Revenue Service has clarified its stance on the treatment of cryptocurrency tax, saying current rules suffice.
