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Today, the ICO Review and Regulatory Committee submitted its interim report to Israel Securities Commission (ISA) Chairman Anat Guetta. “The report contains a number of recommendations aimed at strengthening stability and maintaining a balance between technological innovation and investor safety,” say commission representatives.
Khaleej Times in Dubai reports that the management of the local cryptocurrency exchange managed to catch an employee who stole 800,000 dirhams (about $218,000) from the site’s accounts. The name of the attacker and the name of the exchange have not been disclosed, CCN reports.
A group of students, led by a high school graduate, sold drugs for bitcoin, hoping to remain anonymous and confuse a possible investigation. Students studying geology, computer science and pharmacology, after receiving the profits, immediately went to “spend amounts of money that did not correspond to their declared income.” They started hanging out in Jamaica, then moved to the Bahamas, then moved to Europe, where they were able to thoroughly enjoy the taste of Veuve Clicquot champagne.
Contrary to popular belief that blockchain and cryptocurrencies are inseparable, there are quite good reasons to say otherwise.
The leading cryptocurrency exchange in the United States announced that it will stop listing 82 altcoins by March 30. Bittrex warned its users that funds in these types of cryptocurrencies can be withdrawn from wallets until the end of the month, after which such funds will not be available.
Buenos Aires is hosting the G20 summit this week, where finance ministers and central bankers from around the world will discuss new regulations on cryptocurrencies.
A senior Mastercard executive said the company is open to national digital currencies issued by central banks, the Financial Times reported. Mastercard believes that a national cryptocurrency will provide the secure and easy payment method that decentralized cryptocurrencies provide, but with less volatility.
There is currently a large-scale recovery in the prices of Lumen, NEO, LTC, Monero and EOS. The reason for this is the statements made at the summit that the G20 countries will not fight cryptocurrencies. I would recommend that buyers place orders below current support levels
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