Belgian bitcoiners can now trade bitcoins on Bitplaats using Belgium’s online payments platform, Bancontact/Mister Cash.
Over the next few weeks, machines will be set up at major cities, including: San Francisco, Atlanta and Seattle.
Slovenian regulators have released a statement clarifying certain ambiguities related to bitcoin and other digital currencies.
Belgian company Mobile Vikings has begun accepting bitcoin payments, claiming it is the first telecom operator to do so.
A record store in Helsinki has installed Europe’s first permanent bitcoin ATM.
Denmark’s Financial Supervisory Authority issued a statement on virtual currency – and surprisingly, it’s not all bad news.
Norway's director general of taxation is the latest government official to claim that bitcoins cannot be defined as currency.
The Federal Council of the Swiss parliament is to write an official report on the dangers of bitcoin.
The European Banking Authority has issued a warning on potential risks related to virtual currencies.
French central bankers have joined their Chinese counterparts in issuing a warning against the risks of bitcoin trading.
The University of Nicosia has become the world’s first accredited university to accept fees paid in cryptocurrency.
UK residents will be able to exchange their cash for bitcoins in 28,000 shops across the country.
Payment processor and free online wallet service BIPS suffered a major attack that saw 1,295 BTC (over $1m) stolen.
A Subway shop in Bratislavia, Slovakia is now the third to welcome customers bearing bitcoin.
Digital currency exchange Kraken has forged a partnership with Fidor Bank to offer EU customers regulated bitcoin trading services.