Verkhovna Rada committee backs bill on virtual assets
On 28 October, the Verkhovna Rada committee on digital transformation backed the bill 'On Virtual Assets' in a parliamentary vote.Coverage of major events in the cryptocurrency industry.
Verkhovna Rada committee backs bill on virtual assets
On 28 October, the Verkhovna Rada committee on digital transformation backed the bill 'On Virtual Assets' in a parliamentary vote.
OECD studies Bitcoin taxation in 50 countries
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) published a review of cryptocurrency tax regimes in 50 jurisdictions.
More than 100 million users and the main trends in the cryptocurrency market: a Cambridge report
The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance published its annual — the third — study of the global cryptocurrency market. The study gathered data on the operations of crypto services and their clients, surveying 280 companies across 59 countries.
EU Regulation Rules Alarm Blockchain Industry
EU Commission's new rules for crypto assets could overload the industry, risking a flight of companies from the European Economic Area. This is stated in a statement by the International Association of Trusted Blockchain Applications (INATBA).
Chinese state media dub cryptocurrencies the best-performing asset of the year
Several government-aligned media outlets in China published upbeat reports about cryptocurrencies. The attention to the unusual agenda was drawn by Dovey Wan, managing partner of Primitive Ventures.
Cambridge University tallies 100 million cryptocurrency users worldwide
The number of cryptocurrency users worldwide over the past two years has almost tripled—from 35 million to 101 million people. The figures are from a market report on digital currencies prepared by researchers at Cambridge Judge Business School.
EU proposes regulation of cryptocurrencies and stablecoins
The European Commission unveiled rules for regulating cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. The 168-page document sets out not only asset requirements but also the creation of a sandbox for blockchain projects.
Visa to build payments system based on digital currencies
The payments giant Visa is exploring the possibility of creating an offline payments system based on digital currency. Forbes reported that Kai Sheffield, head of the company's cryptocurrency division, said this.
Poll: 16% of Russian women prefer to invest in Bitcoin
Russia ranked second in the world for the number of women investors during 2018–2020. A sixth of them prefer to invest in cryptocurrency, Forbes writes citing a study by Investing.com.
A tenth of all bitcoin transactions are attributed to residents of Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe accounts for 12% of all cryptocurrency transactions conducted between July 2019 and June 2020, according to Chainalysis.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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