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As-it-happens update January 9, 2018
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Reuters came out with the latest headlines citing that South Korea's regulator is carrying out field inspections of six banks on their handling of virtual currency trading accounts. The regulator also said that they are considering all possible measures to curb the negative impact of virtual currency trading ...
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are becoming more mainstream. Though adoption remains slow in commercial real estate, a residential property buy in Seattle marks how virtual currencies are starting to spill over into real property. A three-bedroom home in Tukwila sold for $415K, with a combination ...
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Cryptocurrency markets were in retreat today, as bitcoin surrendered more than 20 percent from last week's high. It was sitting in the $14,000 per single coin range this morning, dragging down the rest of the digital currency market. Ripple XRP is now in full retreat, sitting at $2.50, down from its high of ...
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John McAfee, the inventor of the first commercially available anti-virus software, went on Twitter last month to say "privacy coins will have the greatest future." Many experts in the field echo this sentiment, citing an increased need for privacy. Some predict it will be a big trend in 2018. Similarly, Mark ...
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Acchain.org has been working on a Supra-National basket of digital currencies called A-SDR that is based on a model that IMF had been working for decades. The basket offers the A-SDR's native token called ACC coin, Bitcoin and Ethereum as a 3-part digital cryptocurrency basket. It offers constantly ...
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Israel's central bank
Israel's central bank said on Monday it would not recognise virtual currencies such as bitcoin as actual currency and that it was difficult to devise regulations to monitor the risks of such activity to the country's banks and their clients.
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South Korea inspects 6 banks over virtual currency services to clients
South Korean financial authorities on Monday said they are inspecting six local banks that offer virtual currency accounts to institutions, amid concerns the increasing use of such assets could lead to a surge in crime.
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