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What's a Former CIA Lawyer Doing in Crypto?

After decades at a white-shoe law firm, Russell Bruemmer is now advising blockchain startup Applied Philosophy Labs on token sales and governance.

South Korea's financial watchdog has set a date for the introduction of a new rule barring anonymous virtual cryptocurrency trading accounts.

By Wolfie ZhaoJan 23, 2018

U.S. Senators Marco Rubio (R.-Fl) and Robert Menendez (D.-NJ) have denounced Venezuela's planned cryptocurrency in a new letter.

By Nikhilesh DeJan 22, 2018

The SEC is investigating companies that have made recent waves in markets with their public pivots toward blockchain.

By Stan HigginsJan 22, 2018

China's public security ministry says it will take aim at pyramid schemes in the country, including those that purportedly involve cryptocurrencies.

By Stan HigginsJan 22, 2018

South Korea's Korbit exchange has informed users that non-citizens will soon not be able to deposit Korean won for trading.

The IMF has voiced concerns over the risks involved with cryptocurrencies and has called for global talks and cooperation.

New York passed the BitLicense in a vacuum. Now state and federal laws are catching up, often with poor coordination, causing a compliance nightmare.

By Sarah BrennanJan 21, 2018

Bulgaria's government has revealed it is part of an international crackdown of OneCoin.

By Stan HigginsJan 19, 2018

The PBoC's Beijing division has reportedly issued a document requiring payment services to stop facilitating crypto trading activities.

By Wolfie ZhaoJan 19, 2018

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