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What New York's Proposed Regulations Mean for Bitcoin Businesses

New York business attorney Marco Santori deconstructs the details of the proposed BitLicense.

By Marco SantoriJul 18, 2014

Sensible policy is needed to legitimize bitcoin for banks and assist consumers and businesses, say Australian lawyers and groups.

By Jon SouthurstJul 18, 2014

What do industry stakeholders think about the proposed New York Department of Financial Services BitLicense?

By Daniel CawreyJul 17, 2014

The Openbaar Ministerie, a public prosecution service within the Dutch judiciary, can now seize bitcoins from criminals.

By Stan HigginsJul 17, 2014

New York state has released its long-awaited guidance for licensed bitcoin businesses.

By Stan HigginsJul 17, 2014

The US financial crimes agency has published a new analysis covering positive and negative aspects of bitcoin.

Open-order exchange VBTC launched in Ho Chi Minh City recently, saying bitcoin's economic benefits outweigh the authorities' concerns.

By Jon SouthurstJul 16, 2014

The regulations call for bitcoin exchanges and other companies to report the identity of transaction participants.

By Tanaya MacheelJul 11, 2014

Three Italian institutions have issued new warnings on bitcoin, calling for legislation to eliminate regulatory ambiguity and illicit use.

Argentina's Financial Information Unit (FIU) cites the risk of money laundering as it mandates bitcoin reporting by financial companies.

By Stan HigginsJul 10, 2014

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