Prosecutors in the Russian state of Tatarstan have issued a warning to a local businessman about two bitcoin ATMs.
The European Central Bank's Ewald Nowotny has said that China's recent crackdown has brought new focus on cryptocurrency regulations.
An alleged money laundered tied to the BTC-e bitcoin exchange and wanted by both Russia and the U.S. will attend an extradition hearing next month.
The European Securities and Markets Authority has issued statements outlining the perceived risks of ICOs for investors and startups.
The European Commission (EC) is launching a study aimed to assess the potential of an EU-wide blockchain infrastructure.
Three Baltic governments have struck an accord that includes a commitment to support the development of technologies like blockchain.
European Central Bank board member Benoît Cœuré says that the group is following bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but do not consider them threats.
At the London Blockchain Summit this week, the U.K.'s Royal Mint revealed details of its gold tracking blockchain, RMG, and hinted at plans to come.
An exec from the London Stock Exchange hinted at growing pains for bank blockchains Tueday, suggesting fiat currencies may be hindering innovation.
The European Commission has announced €30 billion on new investments in technology initiatives including those involving blockchain.
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission has revealed new details about its efforts to explore blockchain technology.
The British Treasury has stated in a report that cryptocurrencies like bitcoin pose "low risk" for terrorist financing and money laundering.
Malta's government has proposed new rules for investment funds that plan to invest in cryptocurrencies.
The U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority found that DLT businesses do not receive loans from banks as much as other companies.
Two small islands are showing us how blockchain-friendly legislation can help encourage development that could affect the whole industry.