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Regulation
Russia Will 'Never' Consider Bitcoin Legalization, Says Minister
The Russian minister of communications and mass media said yesterday that the country will not consider the legalization of digital currencies.

Bitcoin ATM Installations Draw Warning from Russian Prosecutors
Prosecutors in the Russian state of Tatarstan have issued a warning to a local businessman about two bitcoin ATMs.

The Gentrification of ICOs Is Underway
The ICO neighborhood, so to speak, is cleaning up, though University of Dublin's Paul Ennis suggests this may not exactly be a future to fear.

ICOs on Our Terms and Conditions
How to structure token sales that comply with securities laws open participation to a diverse range of purchasers and enhance value for all involved.

ECB Council Member: Central Banks Considering Crypto Regulation
The European Central Bank's Ewald Nowotny has said that China's recent crackdown has brought new focus on cryptocurrency regulations.

India's Supreme Court Prods Government on Bitcoin Regulation
The court asked India's central bank and several government agencies to respond to a petition that expressed concern about tax dodges and ransomware.

Top SEC Accountant Wants Auditor Eyes on Crypto
The SEC's chief accountant is taking distributed ledger technology seriously, exhorting other accountants to do the same.

European Financial Regulator Warns Investors On ICO Risks
The European Securities and Markets Authority has issued statements outlining the perceived risks of ICOs for investors and startups.

The SAFT Is a Symptom of Regulatory Uncertainty
The SAFT framework, despite its limitations, is a reasonable path forward for token issuers given the ambiguity of current laws, writes Jerry Brito.

Pipe Dreams: Bitcoin Won't Solve Pot Industry's Banking Problem
Cryptocurrency use could give U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions an excuse to crack down on state-legal pot firms, an industry lawyer warns.
