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$500K Bitcoin Paid to Arrange Ex-Nissan CEO's Escape From Japan

24.7.2020
The son of ex-Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn, who escaped house arrest in Japan in December, paid for the extraction using Bitcoin

It Might Be 'too Early to Celebrate' Russia’s New Crypto Law

23.7.2020
Russia’s new crypto legislation was finally approved this week, after a delay of over two years – but it might be that the true battle for crypto regulation in the country is yet to begin. A local expert has hinted that when policymakers decided to divide the “On Digital Assets” bill into two, they...

South Korea to Charge 20% Tax on Bitcoin Profits Under New Law

23.7.2020
South Korea will now tax profits made from buying and selling of cryptocurrency at 20% after the government agreed to the decision on Wednesday. The decision was reached after months of debate. According to a taxation policy amendment notice released July 22, the Ministry of Economy and Finance...

John McAfee: ‘Intel is Suing Me Over My Own Name’

23.7.2020
The creator of the software company behind anti-virus program McAfee alleges Intel is suing him over the use of his own name

T-Mobile Sued Over $8.7m Stolen in SIM-Swap Attacks

23.7.2020
The CEO of a crypto firm that recently settled with the SEC over its 2017 ICO is suing T-Mobile over a series of SIM-swaps that resulted in the loss of $8.7 million worth of crypto

US Banking Regulator Greenlights Crypto Custody at Federally Chartered Banks

22.7.2020
The office of the U.S. Treasury that handles banks has issued a determination on the long-debated subject of custodying crypto assets

Cryptocurrencies Could Undermine Obsolete Laws, Says Cybersecurity Expert

22.7.2020
According to Pavol Luptak, “cryptocurrencies or crypto markets may undermine government laws and regulations that are obsolete for the 21st digital century.”

Chinese Supreme Court Favors Strengthening Cryptocurrency Property Rights

22.7.2020
China’s Supreme Court has called to strengthen property laws pertaining to digital currency, network virtual property and data

China’s Supreme Court Calls for Better Protection of Digital Currency Rights

22.7.2020
A new guideline comes amid rising numbers of legal disputes in China over the ownership of digital currencies like bitcoin

SEC Commissioner Peirce Asks ‘Who Did We Protect?’ in Telegram Shutdown

21.7.2020
Commissioner Hester Peirce clearly doesn’t see the SEC’s courtroom win against Telegram as a victory for the regulator or innovation in the U.S

Major Victim of Cryptopia Hack Prepares to Sue Liquidator Grant Thornton

21.7.2020
The tale of hacked exchange Cryptopia’s extended liquidation is poised to see new legal action from a major creditor and token issuer

Wirecard Exec Reportedly Used Bitcoin to Move Funds to Russia

21.7.2020
Russian media reported that Marsalek is hiding in Russia with funds that he was able to transfer there with Bitcoin

CoolBitX Partnering with Elliptic to Address FATF’s Travel Rule

21.7.2020
CEO Michael Ou says Elliptic’s wallet screening tools with CoolBitX’s Sygna Bridge could help firms comply with the FATF travel rule

Russia Shelves Plans to Criminalize Bitcoin Transactions – For Now

21.7.2020
Russia has dropped plans to criminalize bitcoin transactions – for now, according to local media reports. The Digital Financial Assets Bill (DFA), due to be read for the second time in the Russian parliament – or State Duma – on July 21, has removed references to administrative...

Global Banks Reportedly Limit Service in Hong Kong for Political Reasons

20.7.2020
Global banks are scanning clients in Hong Kong on potential political ties amid protests over China-initiated national security law

Updated Russian Crypto Bill Defangs Punishments for Using Crypto

20.7.2020
Newest version of Russian bill “On Digital Financial Assets” does not criminalize crypto usage, but there is one more bill that might

German Court Rules to Limit Authorities’ Access to People’s Data

19.7.2020
The German constitutional court has ruled that the police and intelligence officials have too much access to people’s personal mobile phone and internet data. A win for privacy activists, the court has directed the government to amend applicable laws to better protect the privacy of German...