On March 8, the European Commission unveiled its strategy for the development of the fintech sector for the current year. The document calls for increasing “regulatory and supervisory capacity and knowledge” in the field of new technologies, including blockchain. The commission also plans to open a Fintech Lab research center in the second quarter of 2018.
Hong Kong, as befits administrative autonomy with its own government and parliament, has until now remained the only cryptocurrency stronghold in the PRC amid a series of bans adopted by the Chinese authorities in this area. What has changed this year and what it is connected with - let's try to figure it out in our article today.
After the sharp collapse of the cryptocurrency market, coin prices slowed their continuous decline, recovering slightly
Bitcoin is testing politicians of all countries. According to Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Commissioner Bart Chilton, even members of a US political party known to oppose regulation support the idea that the cryptocurrency market needs oversight.
The social network has already blocked even several well-known verified accounts, which is already too much to start the fight against Twitter scams, CoinDesk reports.
The increased interest of government agencies in cryptocurrency regulation served as a catalyst for the decline in the Bitcoin rate
The world of digital currency, which emerged eight years ago from the almost exclusively male domain of Bitcoin, is beginning to open up to women. And although today's statistics have improved significantly, still only 5% of startups belong to the fair half of humanity.
On a rainy Friday afternoon, a dozen women gathered at a Brooklyn hotel called the Williamsburg. Completely different in age, nationality and professional experience, they all share an interest in one topic - cryptocurrencies.
Join us!