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Regulation
Wisconsin Politician Forced to Return $100 Bitcoin Donation
Politician Mark Clear returned the donation after a state campaign finance regulator declined to authorize the contribution.
Department of Defense to Investigate Bitcoin's Terrorism Potential
Bitcoin is one of various modern technologies the DoD is studying over potential security and terrorism threats.
Bitcoin Regulation Roundup: Booze Ban, Les Taxes and Bank Musings
Jason Tyra examines the most significant bitcoin news from the world’s regulators and law courts.
Buying Beer With Bitcoin is Legal in California, Official Says
The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control has indicated bitcoin can be used in liquor sales.
Canadian Central Bank Not Worried by Bitcoin
The Bank of Canada is not very concerned by the advent of bitcoin and digital currencies in general.
California and New Mexico Issue Consumer Digital Currency Advisories
California and New Mexico regulatory bodies have issued new consumer guidance relating to digital currencies.
Bitcoin Adoption, Not China's Central Bank, is What Underlies Legitimacy
Bitcoin's greatest strength is that it does not require government or other third parties to sanction its legitimacy.
Reserve Bank of Australia: Bitcoin 'limited risk' to payment systems
Australia's central bank has spelled out the perceived risks of bitcoin adoption in a document only recently made public.
Lobbyists Put Bitcoin on the Agenda in Washington DC
Government relations firm Peck Madigan Jones now lobbies on bitcoin, but are they pushing for or against the cryptocurrency?
FinCEN: Digital Currency Cloud Mining, Escrow Services Aren't Money Transmitters
FinCEN has released two new rulings that offer clarity and guidance to digital currency service providers.
