Bitcoin Scaling Debate Intensifies as Network Approaches Capacity Limits Amid Post-Mt. Gox Recovery
The Bitcoin network finds itself at a critical crossroads in October 2015. As the price recovers to $274.02 — up […]
Singapore Positions Itself as Asia’s Crypto Gateway as MAS Begins Shaping Digital Currency Framework in Late 2015
In early October 2015, as Bitcoin traded at approximately $238 and the global cryptocurrency market cap stood at just $3.5
CFTC Grants Temporary Approval to LedgerX as Bitcoin Derivatives Move Closer to Mainstream
The United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission has granted temporary approval to bitcoin options startup LedgerX to operate as a
Regulatory Landscape Shifts as Chinese Authorities Target Financial Fraud
TL;DR Chinese financial instability drives global market uncertainty, with Bitcoin dropping 11.77% weekly to $228 Chinese authorities intensify crackdown on
Bitcoin at $265 Navigates Regulatory Uncertainty as Global Governments Grapple With Cryptocurrency Classification
TL;DR Bitcoin trades at approximately $265 in early August 2015 as regulatory frameworks remain largely undefined worldwide The New York
New York’s BitLicense Takes Effect Next Month: What It Means for Bitcoin Businesses and Crypto Regulation
The cryptocurrency industry is bracing for a regulatory watershed moment. New York State’s BitLicense framework, finalized by the Department of
Eurozone Bailout Talks Resume: The Regulatory Wake-Up Call That Put Bitcoin on the Map
On July 14, 2015, European financial ministers gathered in Brussels for yet another emergency session on the Greek debt crisis,
Greece Misses IMF Payment as Referendum Campaign Intensifies: The Regulatory Precedent That Put Bitcoin on the Global Stage
On July 2, 2015, the world watched as Greece entered its fourth day under strict capital controls. Banks remained shuttered,