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The top 20 cryptocurrencies report sharp losses — Bitcoin falls under $3,900 after breaking the $4,150 mark earlier today.
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Banned Bitcoin News
Bitcoin’s legal status varies from country to country and causes a lot of complications in financial and taxation systems. Bitcoin itself is not banned in most countries, but its status differs and is under different types of regulations. There are still some governments that have yet to establish any regulations and policies toward Bitcoin, but most governments have already came up with various types of policies. Bitcoin is rarely banned as means of payment between private parties, but it is common for the usage of Bitcoin to be banned for financial institutions and businesses. For example, Bitcoin is banned for Chinese financial firms and both Canadian and Indian banks. The main causes of Bitcoin being banned are governmental concerns about money laundering, terrorism funding and tax evasion performed with various cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin.
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The People’s Bank of China states that the yuan now accounts for less than 1% of global Bitcoin trades, local sources report.
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Seizure of Crypto, what governments and police do with arrested Bitcoins.
29820 - News
The High Court of Delhi has reportedly sent a notice to the Reserve Bank of India in response to a company’s petition that the bank’s crypto ban is unconstitutional
28073 - News
Bitcoin has fallen slightly below $7,000, and ETH remains close to $400, after a week of mixed news in the crypto ecosystem.
54442 - Follow up
Social media platforms like Facebook have banned cryptocurrency related advertising, while the brains behind the platforms believe this technology can revolutionize their products
23690 - Analysis
Bitcoin has taken some knocks through January, but not all of them are legitimate punches.
95737 The panic button was well and truly mashed, but it seems that it could well have been yet another false alarm.
104524- Regulations
With rumors circulating about bans in Korea, another bout of FUD has been birthed out of JP Morgan.
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China is attempting to add new restrictions to the country’s cryptocurrency exchange ban, targeting entities providing “market-making”, say anonymous sources.
184576 - Adoption
The next wave of mainstream adoption could have the banks and traditional institutions all mulling over cryptocurrencies.
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Many Asian countries have cracked down on digital currencies, but not Japan as it leads the way in Bitcoin friendliness
51174 - Explained
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) is also planning to introduce regulations for Bitcoin and other digital currencies.
31705South Korea appears to be eyeing a full ban on exchanges similar to China, local news reports suggest.
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