UAE ‘Virtual Currency’ Restrictions Cast Uncertain Shadow on Bitcoin

By cineramaJanuary 17, 2017Bitcoin Business

While the world waits to see how the People’s Bank of China moves to regulate bitcoin and digital currencies, another central bank is quietly putting its own rules in […]

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