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Regulation
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.

Russian Central Banker: Bitcoin's Legal Recognition Isn't Guaranteed
Bitcoin's legal status in Russia is again uncertain after a central bank official backed away from positive statements from its Ministry of Finance.

State Regulators Blast New Hampshire's Bitcoin MSB Exemption
New Hampshire is weighing a bill to exempt bitcoin traders from money transmission laws – and state officials are speaking out against the measure.

European Central Bank: Still Too Early for DLT in Eurozone
The ECB has once again shot down the idea that it might use distributed ledger tech as part of its market infrastructure in the near future.

Two Months And Counting: Exchange Withdrawals Still Blocked in China
Conversations are still ongoing in China, where bitcoin exchanges are in talks with regulators over how to once again open withdrawals.

Russia Eyes Legal Recognition for Bitcoin in 2018
Russia’s government is reportedly planning to recognize bitcoin as a type of financial instrument next year.

Who Needs VC? Ethereum and the JOBS Act Could Change Investing
A new blockchain token sale showcases how innovations in protocol design, coupled with regulatory advances, could disrupt VC.

Philly Fed President Praises Blockchain's Authentication Abilities
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia became the latest arm of the US central bank to discuss the impact of blockchain this week.

Polish Startups Back Blockchain Best Practices Proposal
A government agency in Poland has put in a place best practices documentation in a bid to help the blockchain industry better self-regulate.

Despite Reports, India's Bitcoin Policy Hasn’t Changed
Media sources in India reported that the government had been deemed illegal, causing a stir that ultimately proved to be overblown.
