Andy Mukherjee argues in a recently published Op-Ed in the Washington Post that the virtual yuan could potentially transform “the relationship between money,...
The Australian authorities on Thursday nabbed a 52-year-old woman who is accused of laundering over AUD$5 million (appr $3.2 million) through the exchange of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. According to a Friday report by a local news outlet, the woman was taken into custody after being apprehended by the police at a shopping center around noon yesterday. The police had caught her with AUD$60,000 cash and an extra 3.8 Bitcoin that is worth around AUD$56,000 in her bag, which was confiscated immediately. After conducting a search, the police also confiscated digital wallets, electronic storage devices, and additional Bitcoin worth AUD$18,200
All-in-one blockchain solutions provider ChainUP has launched an exchange compliance solution together with partners Bplus and BitSG, according to CEO Zhong Gengfa. ChainUP ChainUP has a rich experience in the crypto industry, which makes them stand out among blockchain service providers. Having launched in September 2017, they have served over 300 exchange clients, 100 digital […]
Reading Time: 7minutes 2019 is the year we can finally say “institutions have arrived,” in the blockchain / crypto industry and in a big way. Despite being a commonly cited catalyst within the crypto space, progress has felt slow. After all, these are large organizations with significant value at risk, so they want to be careful and deliberate […]