This Week in Cryptocurrency: September 28, 2018

2018-9-28 18:12

This week in crypto: Google lifts crypto ad ban, Bitcoin becomes official Scrabble word, and Swiss bank does what Swiss banks do best - raise loads of cash. The post This Week in Cryptocurrency: September 28, 2018 appeared first on CoinCentral.

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Philippine SEC to Publish Draft Crypto Exchange Regulations Next Week

The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is exploring regulating cryptocurrency as trading platforms, according to SEC Commissioner Ephyro Luis Amatong. Commissioner Amatong also indicated that the current Australian and Swiss legislative apparatus pertaining to virtual currency exchanges are being considered as possible templates for the future regulatory framework of the Philippine SEC – the […] The post Philippine SEC to Publish Draft Crypto Exchange Regulations Next Week appeared first on Bitcoin News.

2018-9-4 20:05


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Researcher: Bitcoin’s Value Proposition Still ‘Massively Underpriced’

Bitcoin may still be significantly undervalued due to mainstream investors missing its “value proposition,” a Swiss researcher has concluded. ‘Only Viable Candidate For Non-Sovereign Store Of Value’ Thomas Huber — a member of the Chair of Entrepreneurial Risks at the Department of Management, Technology and Economics at ETH Zurich university — made the claims as part of ongoing research into cryptocurrency markets this week.

2018-7-28 01:00


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The head of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) continued the institution’s critical stance on cryptocurrency, saying it “cannot assume the functions of money,” BIS reports July 4.

The head of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) continued the institution’s critical stance on cryptocurrency, saying it “cannot assume the functions of money,” BIS reports July 4. Speaking to Swiss newspaper Basler Zeitung last week, subsequently published by BIS itself, general manager Agustin Carstens cautioned “young people” against “trying to create money,” drawing comparisons

2018-7-5 16:55