Ecuador's resident Rafael Correa is planning to launch a national virtual currency as a plan for when the nation runs out of money - again.
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Read moreSix months after Apple banned popular Bitcoin wallet application Blockchain, the company has reinstated it in light of competition from Google's Android which received vast attention at launch of redesigned Blockchain app.
Read moreAs the gavel came down at the US Marshal Office Bitcoin auction, the entire lot was sold to one bidder, resulting in plummeting values.
Read moreSwitzerland accepts Bitcoin with open arms as Swiss Bitcoin Exchange launched, nationwide ATMs to follow, and virtual currency set to become a mainstay of the coveted Swiss financial sector.
Read moreUS Marshal Office has developed a new service from which Bitcoins that were previously seized by the government can be cleaned and purchased directly from the law enforcement agency.
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Read moreIn the aftermath of various virtual currency exchange demises, Coinsetter holds its head up high and announces new innovations. Could it be taking a long term view?
Read moreA very poignant question which remains unanswered among senior government officials and crypto-currency proponents alike is how to regulate the unregulatable. By its very nature, the trading, sale, and generation of Bitcoin is purely peer to peer and borderless, rendering it outside the jurisdiction of national governments. Therefore, certain nations such as China and Thailand…
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