Digital Currency Regulation Heats Up In The EU As Parliament Proposes Additional Rules

By cineramaMarch 13, 2017Bitcoin Business

Europe is seeking to further tighten its grip on digital currencies including bitcoin. Previously, the European Commission has only proposed strict rules for digital currency exchange platforms and custodian […]

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