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Russian Ministry Criticises Draft Bill Banning Bitcoin

The Russian Ministry of Economic Development has stated that a ban on "cash equivalents" could have a negative impact on businesses.

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Circle's Wishlist for Bitcoin Regulation in 2015

John Beccia, general counsel and CCO for Circle, shares his wish list for regulators focused on digital currency in 2015.

Circle's John Beccia

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Brazilian Senate Report: Bitcoin Isn't Ready for Regulation

A new study for the Federal Senate of Brazil seeks to examine how the spread of bitcoin and other digital currencies could impact its economy.

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Bitcoin Foundation Ukraine: Central Bank Warning Isn't a Ban

The Ukrainian chapter of the Bitcoin Foundation has given its opinion on a central bank statement concerning the legal status of bitcoin.

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Lawsky Outlines Revisions to New York's BitLicense in DC Speech

Ben Lawsky announced the latest revisions to the proposed New York BitLicense at a panel event in Washington.

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US State Bank Supervisors Issue Model Regulation for Digital Currencies

The Conference of State Bank Supervisors has drafted guidance for regulating digital currency activity

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Australian Regulator: Bitcoin is Not a Financial Product

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has issued temporary guidance for bitcoin businesses.

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Chinese Official: Bitcoin Can 'Co-exist' with Fiat Currencies

Former vice-governor of China's central bank, Wu Xiaoling, has said digital currencies like bitcoin "could co-exist with fiat currencies".

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Living Room of Satoshi Reopens After Sales Tax Issues

Bill payment service Living Room of Satoshi, which closed in October due to Australian tax regulations, is back online.

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Why Bitcoin Needs Lawyers to Bridge the Technology Gap

As bitcoin continues to be taken more seriously by banks and regulators, the industry needs lawyers to help smooth out bumps on its way to mainstream.

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