2020-11-7 17:36 |
After multiple years of heightened legal overwatch, the future may hold much of the same.
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The commerce department announced this week that the US economy shrank 4. 8% in the first three months of the year, the steepest decline since the last recession. The same is the case for Europe that covers 19 countries, its economy shrank by 3.
2020-5-1 18:27 | |
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Bitcoin halving is only about seven weeks away, and the uncertainty around price is now heightened more than ever. Never before in the history of Bitcoin, it has gone into halving with a bearish outlook.
2020-4-8 13:45 | |
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EOS network launched its EIDOS token contract on October 31, 2019, and also announced an airdrop for the same where users with at least 0. 0001 EOS in their wallet can participate in the airdrop. A user needed to send a minimum amount of 0.
2019-11-10 21:53 | |
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Brendan Eich, the CEO of Brave, has written a letter to the U. S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation urging them to implement GDPR-like legislation in the United States.
2018-10-4 20:51 | |
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The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission has extended its suspension on FTX Europe’s investment firm license, banning the crypto exchange from offering services or accepting any new clients.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis recently released a paper that suggested governments should ban or tax Bitcoin in order to maintain primary deficits. In a working paper recently published by the Minneapolis Feds on Oct. 17, governments are urged…
Ireland will draft urgent cryptocurrency regulations before the European Union Anti-Money Laundering and terror financing standards come into effect on Dec. 30. According to the Irish Examiner on Oct.
He "is not nearly as clever as he thinks he is," says a U.K. Judge reviewing the Australian computer scientist’s many questionable legal maneuvers.
Fannizadeh, a lawyer specializing in the crypto industry at Geneva Legal, is a speaker at this year’s Consensus festival, May 29-31, in Austin, Texas.
The proposal narrowly passed, with 41.1% of votes for and 38.5% of votes against.
Montenegro’s minister of justice will make the final decision on Do Kwon’s extradition to either South Korea or the United States.