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Russian Ministry of Finance Denounces Direct Ban of Bitcoin

According to the statement by Alexei Moiseev, Russia’s deputy minister of finance, the ministry denounces any direct ban of bitcoin.

Russian Tax Authorities Recommend Reporting Bitcoin Operations

This May, Russia’s Federal Tax Service (FTS) received an internet request from a cryptocurrency user who asked it to clarify whether it’s necessary to provide reports on cryptocurrency buy/sell operations between residents and non-residents. The FTS’s response outlines some interesting issues in this grey legal zone.

Australia to Tighten Controls over Cryptocurrency

Australia is about to become one of the first countries to use anti-terrorism laws in relation to cryptocurrency.

New Head of Russian Blockchain Community Reveals its Plans

June 6, the position of Blockchain.community’s board chairman, previously occupied by Alex Fork, was taken by Artem Tolkachev, the managing partner at law firm Tolkachev & Partners and expert in legal regulation of cryptotechnologies. ForkLog talked with the newly elected chairman to find out more about the organization’s plans and objectives. FL:  What do you […]

The Cryptocurrency Roundtable in the Russian Parliament: Results and Possible Consequences

On June 2, the Russian parliament held a roundtable, or a conference, titled Perspectives of Implementation and Development of Blockchain Technology in Russia.

Bitcoin Is Not Illegal: Summary of Ukraine’s Bitcoin Regulation Roundtable

A roundtable on Bitcoin’s legal status in Ukraine was held on May 19 in the country’s capital of Kyiv.

California Decides Not to Regulate Cryptocurrency

California officials stated the state would not regulate digital currencies under existing regulations, Bloomberg reported.

Russian Parliamentary Candidate to Strain After Bitcoin Legalizing

Alexei Bragin, board member of Blockchain.community and coordinator at ReactOS, has confirmed he intends to stand as a parliamentary candidate to participate in primary elections in order to partake in elections for the Russian Parliament, the State Duma, this September. Bragin claims his basic purpose is to defend science and small businesses and promote new technologies. […]

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