Government interest in digital currencies and open blockchain networks such as Bitcoin continues to mount, as evidenced by the unusual circumstance that two different Congressional committees are holding hearings about...
By sensibly modifying existing laws, the government can give open blockchains the same support it did the early internet.
This article originally appeared in Fortune.
Digital currencies like Bitcoin are back in the news in a big way. Major influxes of investment, increased usage, and public votes confidence from influential financial industry players seem to...
The Chicago Bitcoin & Open Blockchain Community meetup has invited Coin Center’s Jerry Brito to give an overview of the regulatory challenges facing these technologies, what we are doing to...
That’s what we took away from a fireside chat that Brad Burnham conducted with Peter and me at Union Square Ventures’ office this week. The room was mostly comprised of...
Ransomware is a detestable scourge on the internet, and it’s a shame that for many it is their first exposure to Bitcoin. As we have previously explained, Bitcoin is not...
Peter Van Valkenburgh participates in a panel discussing this novel crowdfunding mechanism.
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This report summarizes how various activities performed with cryptocurrencies and similar tokens have thus far been characterized by FinCEN and other authorities for the purposes of determining the compliance obligations...