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Regulation
India Close to Finishing Work on Cryptocurrency Rule Proposals
India's government has reportedly completed work on a report that outlines possible steps for regulating cryptocurrencies.

ICOs Meet IPOs: Blockchain Author Alex Tapscott to Take Token Startup Public
A prominent author is seeking to take his newly launched ICO investment firm public on a major stock exchange.

From ICOs to DCOs: The Dawn of Cleared Crypto Derivatives
What is the likely impact of cryptocurrency derivatives? Three lawyers speculate on the possible innovations to come.

Lawmakers Want to See Bitcoin Become an Official Currency in Australia
Two Australian lawmakers have formed a parliamentary group to push government to better accommodate cryptocurrency and blockchain.

Controversial US Sanctions Bill Calls for Cryptocurrency Research
A foreign sanctions bill signed into law by President Donald Trump included a little-noticed provision on cryptocurrencies.

PSD2 and Blockchain: Mutual Support
New rules in Europe aim to change the payments landscape – in the process, they could also boost blockchain development.

A 'Howey Test' for Blockchain? Why the SEC's ICO Guidance Isn't Enough
The SEC may have finally published guidance on ICOs, but the vague concepts may not be enough for a new breed of financial professional.

OTC Trade Group: Blockchain Smart Contracts Could Spark Interpretation Challenges
Smart contracts may only see limited real-world applications in the near future, according to a new research paper.

Indian Securities Regulator Reveals Plans to Study Blockchain
India's securities markets watchdog has announced that it will explore blockchain for potential applications to its regulatory oversight processes.

Think Tank Attacks IRS Subpoena in Coinbase Tax Dispute
Opposition to the IRS effort to obtain user information from cryptocurrency exchange startup Coinbase is growing.
