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| Vietnam calls for tougher measures on cryptocurrency In a directive, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc told the State Bank of Vietnam, the Ministry of Public Securities and other bodies to tighten the "management of activities related to bitcoin and other cryptocurrency", the government said. "Cryptocurrency investment and trading and raising money through ...
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| Gamers And Investors Bet Big On Cryptocurrency And Blockchain In The Gaming Industry While Bitcoin struggles to make it above $7000, the value cryptocurrency can provide outside of the trading realm is becoming evident within the billion-dollar gaming industry. Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology were hot topics during the Game Developers Conference (GDC) that took place in ...
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| Brazilian University Launches Cryptocurrency Masters Programme A major Sao Paulo institution is launching what has been reported as Brazil's first Master's degree in cryptofinance. The course comes amid an increasing embracement of virtual currencies on the part of the Brazilian universities, with themes pertinent to cryptocurrency increasingly being incorporated ...
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| JPMorgan sued over 'sky-high' fees for cryptocurrency buys JPMorgan Chase was sued for charging "sky-high" interest rates and fees to customers who used their credit cards to buy cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. Brady Tucker, a Chase credit-card customer in Idaho, claims the bank began treating his cryptocurrency buys as cash advances in January rather ...
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| JP Morgan Hit With Lawsuit Over Cash Advance Fees Related To Cryptocurrency Purchases Although Tucker's lawsuit might seem like one small complaint by a single customer, if you multiply $100 or $200 by hundreds (if not thousands) of customers, then the potential losses quickly add up. Chase seemed to have a clear-cut reason for reclassifying cryptocurrency purchases as cash advances.
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