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Singapore Central Bank Urges 'Extreme Caution' on Bitcoin Investment
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has become the latest financial watchdog to issue a warning on the risks of investing in cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin No Threat to Financial Stability, Say European Economists
A group of university economists believe bitcoin is no threat to the financial stability, though regulatory oversight needs to be increased.
SEC Suspends Crypto Firm's Stock After Big Price Boost
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has suspended trading of a publicly-listed cryptocurrency firm.
Kuwait's Ministry of Finance Says It Does Not Recognize Bitcoin
Kuwait's Ministry of Finance has reportedly said it does not recognize bitcoin, and that financial institutions may not trade the cryptocurrency.
'Stay Away' from Bitcoin, Warns Danish Central Bank Chief
The director of Denmark's central bank has given a warning on bitcoin, describing it as "dangerous" and unregulated.
2018 for ICOs: A Quarter-By-Quarter Outlook
This ICO insider sees the market's hot streak continuing into the new year – even though, there are some potential pitfalls along the way.
CFTC Launches Online Resources for Bitcoin Investors
The top derivatives regulator in the U.S. has created a new information portal for cryptocurrencies, a move that came just days ahead of a major bitcoin futures launch.
France Wants G20 Nations to Discuss Bitcoin Regulation
France's finance minister is planning to push for a discussion on bitcoin regulation at a G-20 summit next spring.
The Transformed Role of Government in the Blockchain Era
Embracing change might not be easy for governments, but it can be done, according to the head of Dubai's ambitious blockchain agenda.
US Treasury Report: DLT Data Storage Raises Oversight Concerns
The Financial Oversight Stability Council acknowledged that virtual currencies are becoming more common, but have a limited impact on the economy.
