The question of how Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general fit into the American legal system at the federal and state levels is a great one.
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Bitlegal News
Bitlegal is a company that tracks all changes in the regulatory landscape of cryptocurrency, digital assets and distributed ledgers in countries all around the world. The first version of Bitlegal was launched by Zachary Taylor — New York-based entrepreneur — in 2014. It started when Zachary was thinking about normalizing the existing official positions of various governments on cryptocurrency and had an image of the current situation in the world. He took the political map and colored countries in the way that they think about Bitcoin and its adoption. The project was first presented to users on Reddit and received very positive feedback, encouraging the creator to develop the idea. The Bitlegal map and all the information about different regulatory regimes in countries can be seen on the official website.
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290merkletree.io launched only at the beginning of this year, and its team consists of just a couple of guys in the US. But those two, in just a few months, have put together the go-to resource for anyone asking, “What is Iceland’s stance on cryptocurrencies?”
356There is no doubt that the statement issued by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) of Luxembourg is the first constructive step towards the consensus with the Bitcoin environment and entrepreneurs. Law Library of Congress in cooperation with BitLegal proves this writing to be the first from the country on the corresponding matter
494Thai exchange Bitcoin Co. has resumed Bitcoin trading after a letter from the Bank of Thailand took the chill off cryptocurrency trading.
393The authorities of the People’s Republic of China together with the EBA were the first two bodies to declare their position on Bitcoin and other cryptographic currencies.
538Zachary Taylor from Philadelphia was thinking about normalizing the existing official statements and positions of the governments to get an image on the present global situation.
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