The British Treasury has stated in a report that cryptocurrencies like bitcoin pose “low risk” for terrorist financing and money laundering.
Source: UK Treasury: Cryptocurrencies Pose Low Terrorist Financing Risk – CoinDesk
The British Treasury has stated in a report that cryptocurrencies like bitcoin pose “low risk” for terrorist financing and money laundering.
Source: UK Treasury: Cryptocurrencies Pose Low Terrorist Financing Risk – CoinDesk
Bitcoin smashed through the $5,000 barrier for the first time on Thursday, soaring as high as $5,856.10 (£4,401.44) as investors shrugged off the latest warnings on the risks of buying into the booming cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin, the biggest and best known cryptocurrency, has chalked up more than a fivefold increase in price this year.
Source: Bitcoin hits new record high over $5,800 after 480% rise in 2017 | The Independent
Singapore has no plans to regulate cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, according to the head of the Monetary Authority of Singapore. However, some laws are being formalized that could apply to some cryptocurrency activities and initial coin offerings (ICOs).
Source: Central Bank of Singapore Sees No Reason to Regulate Cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin News
In a long and rather boring article, the world economic forum writer lists a list of leading digital assets (page 21). Ardor was listed as…
Source: WEF: Ardor is a leading “Digital Asset” – Lior Yaffe – Medium
The world’s wealthiest individuals are on a roll with billionaires in Asia leading the pack.
Source: Asia Now Has More Billionaires Than the U.S. – Bloomberg
“It is difficult to accept that such historic changes could occur. But, despite what some have claimed, rumors of history’s end have been greatly exaggerated. History is very much alive and happening to us, now… We are, as Chinese saying goes, living in interesting times.”
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