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Bitcoin Impact Unlikely as Chinese Legislators Draft 'Virtual Property' Law

Reports that a new Chinese draft bill would cover digital currencies appear exaggerated, according to local sources.

By Pete RizzoHun 29, 2016

A bill requiring money transmission licenses for companies working with digital currencies in the state of North Carolina has passed.

Poland's Ministry of Digital Affairs is taking steps that may find it promoting digital currencies and blockchain technology.

Inexperience with bitcoin and distributed ledger tech could spark systemic risks, according to a report issued by US financial regulators.

By Stan HigginsHun 22, 2016

Epiphyte's Gabrielle Patrick discusses the balancing act faced by regulators in a fast-changing world and how bitcoin's blockchain could help.

CoinDesk profiles a recent meeting of the Global Blockchain Council, a 40-member working group seeking to boost the technology in the MENA region.

By Pete RizzoHun 16, 2016

A bill designed to bring digital currencies under North Carolina's money transmitter framework is moving forward in the US state.

By Pete RizzoHun 14, 2016

San Francisco startup Ripple has become the second blockchain firm to receive a BitLicense in New York.

By Pete RizzoHun 13, 2016

Six blockchain businesses and advocacy groups have submitted public comments to a report released by a US bank regulator earlier this year.

By Pete RizzoHun 9, 2016

BAFT's newly launched Innovation Council makes serving its members blockchain needs a top priority, and that won't likely change anytime soon.

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