It looks like Italy's new 20% money transfer laws will affect local bitcoin exchange users after all.
Members of Hungary's bitcoin community suggest today's central bank statements will pave the way for future discussion.
The news follows a warning about bitcoin issued by a member of Estonia's central bank earlier this year.
Despite Russia's ban, the National Bank of Ukraine has decided to follow a more European path for regulating bitcoin.
The Greek bank has just issued its first statement on bitcoin, warning consumers of the potential investment risks.
Lithuania is monitoring global bitcoin regulation, but suggests Europe's moves may have biggest impact.
Following Mt. Gox's withdrawal halt, Cyprus has advised its citizens to treat bitcoin with caution given its volatility.
Czech investment firm Marlyle plans to set up the first bitcoin ATM in Prague, the Czech Republic's capital.
Europe's first bitcoin ATM made a guest appearance in the city, processing over 89 transactions during it's 4-day run.
Finland’s central bank has declared that bitcoin does not meet the country's definition of a currency.
One of the Netherlands’ most high-profile criminal defence lawyers now accepts bitcoin for all his legal fees.
Following Virgin Galactic's decision to accept bitcoin for its space mission, many other flight operators have followed suit.
The Belgian Bitcoin Association claims the nation's central bank is unlikely to regulate bitcoin, after meeting with officials.
Marian Jancuska, who operates a bitcoin ATM in Bratislava, claims his machine was the first permanent installation in Europe.
A German Bundesbank official has issued another bitcoin warning, reiterating the bank's earlier position on digital currencies.