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We continue the series of publications on the legal status of cryptocurrencies in the EU zone, choosing Germany as the object of our today's research. A country that is the main donor to the European economy and perhaps the main player in the arena of the entire European Community.
Today we will continue the series of publications about the difficult path of developing the legal status of cryptocurrencies in the EU zone.
One of the founders and developers of the social network Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, is considering the possibility of introducing social networking into the functionality. networks cryptocurrency and encryption technologies
Ethertanks is a browser game in which users can purchase tanks with Ethereum in real time. It sounds a little primitive, but the concept of Ethertanks looks much more interesting than Cryptokitties. Developers call gaming tanks an investment
The Thai Ministry of Finance announced the need to create programs to train the population to invest in cryptocurrencies. Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha made this decision in connection with the recent fluctuations of Bitcoin (a jump to 20,000 and a drawdown to 12,000 USD).
The Binance exchange, due to its growing popularity and very low transaction costs, has an increase of more than 20,000 new users daily. This led to technical difficulties.
Investment bank Merrill Lynch has blocked access for clients and financial advisors who conduct transactions on their behalf to instruments for buying and selling bitcoin due to doubts about the advisability of such investments, writes The Wall Street Journal
Until recently, biometric identification methods, due to their high cost and complexity of technology, were the preserve of only the banking sector, the defense industry and large capital. But times are changing, know-how that seemed unavailable yesterday is becoming cheaper and becoming commonplace in our lives.
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