Regulation


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Academics Call for Revisions to New York's BitLicense Proposal

Two research fellows from George Mason University have suggested changes be made to the current BitLicense proposal.

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Europe Inches Towards a Decision on Bitcoin VAT

Europe is mulling a decision on cryptocurrency VAT, but it's a small part of a much bigger puzzle.

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Singapore Head Regulator: Digital Currencies 'Have a Role to Play' Despite Risks

Singapore's chief regulator says bitcoin companies will be regulated in a way that addresses risks, but doesn't stifle innovation.

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US CFPB: We Will Continue to Monitor Bitcoin

CoinDesk speaks to the CFPB regarding its most recent warning to US bitcoin consumers.

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Circle: BitLicense Would Force Us to Block New York Customers

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire argues that New York's proposed BitLicense would force his business out of the state's market.

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US CFPB Now Accepting Complaints Against Bitcoin Businesses

The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will now receive consumer complaints against bitcoin businesses.

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Industry Reactions to New York's BitLicense Proposal

CoinDesk asked industry representatives for their thoughts on the New York Department of Financial Services' BitLicense proposals.

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Bitcoin Foundation Seeks to Extend Comment Period for New York's BitLicense

The Bitcoin Foundation has joined a growing chorus of advocates calling for a BitLicense comment period extension.

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Vietnam State TV Report Highlights Curiosity About Bitcoin

A report on Vietnam's state-owned TV network VTV1 shows interest and activity surrounding bitcoin remains high, despite official disapproval.

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George Osborne Unveils UK Plans to Explore Bitcoin

Chancellor George Osborne has announced a new initiative to explore the potential role of cryptocurrencies in Britain's economy.

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