Banks like Wells Fargo commit fraud. The average crypto user does not.
Regulation - Mar 21, 2018
Lack of regulatory clarity surrounding cryptocurrencies fuels fraud
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Regulation - 11 hours ago
The bill, “On Digital Financial Assets,” which has been under consideration since last year with a final deadline due July 1, deals with cryptocurrencies, as well as blockchain-related technologies such as smart contracts, mining, and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs). “These specifications determine that both cryptocurrency and tokens constitute property, identifying key differences between cryptocurrency and tokens on the basis that there is a single issuer (for tokens) or a variety of issuers/ miners (for cryptocurrency), as well as emission goals,” the official news release about the bill reads, continuing:
Russian State Duma Almost Unanimously Approves First Reading of Crypto Industry Bill
Russian laws determining cryptocurrency to be digital property have passed their first parliamentary reading, with just one deputy voting against them.
Regulation - 15 hours ago
The North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) said Monday that US and Canadian securities regulators have launched nationwide investigations on suspicious cryptocurrency investment schemes, the Washington Post reported. This is “the largest coordinated crackdown to date by state and provincial officials on bitcoin scams,” the news outlet wrote. CNBC elaborated:
70+ Investigations: 40 Regulators Crack Down on Suspicious Crypto Schemes
Forty regulators in the US and Canada are reportedly collaborating in the largest coordinated crackdown on cryptocurrency scams to date by state and provincial officials. The operation has triggered over 70 investigations so far, with 35 cases completed or pending.
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