Sheila Bair, ex-chair of FDIC, argued that bitcoin shouldn't be banned. Instead, policies should be in place to protect investors.
Lawmakers in Gibraltar approved a piece of legislation last week that fits into the government's broader plans for blockchain.
Australia has introduced a new bill that, if passed, would end the country's bitcoin "double taxation" issue.
A new report sheds light on how the G20 economic forum could move to harness the benefits of blockchain technology.
Blockchain interest and awareness are increasing on Capitol Hill, spurred by a series of recent high-profile events.
BAFT's newly launched Innovation Council makes serving its members blockchain needs a top priority, and that won't likely change anytime soon.
More than 15 members of Congress met with representatives of the blockchain technology industry this week in Washington, DC.
Coinbase has become the first bitcoin company to join the Internet Association (IA), a Washington, DC-based public policy group.
Non-profit advocacy group Coin Center has launched its website with a focus on public policy issues related to cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin in the eyes of US Congress members is vastly different. When might they create policy around it?
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network has warned bitcoin-related businesses that they must comply with federal money transmission laws.
Although China's central bank caused a stir yesterday, the Bank of Korea (BOK) issued statements of caution and optimism.
New York's financial regulator will hold a hearing on virtual currency and consider a specific license for bitcoin businesses.