By David Drake
For over a hundred years, the global money transfer landscape has radically evolved from localized payments, that were the preserve of banks, ...
Here we are, once again, talking about crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs), as a new ETF could soon be accepted in Japan, proving how quickly cryptocurrencies a...
Bitcoin is a form of digitized currency and is an asset that can be purchased, sold, or traded for value just like a stock. Bitcoin defers from stock in that Governments won’t back it, the national economy won’t generate it, and banks won’t deal in i...
Zeroing in on a sound investment strategy, balancing the returns and risks, especially when emerging markets are in focus, can be time-consuming and tricky. Eve...
By David Drake
Despite significant technological advancements, cryptocurrency critics have been described as a bubble that would burst and have adverse effec...
by David Wachsman
January 2019 saw the approval of tougher laws to tackle money laundering, including the use of cryptocurrencies in funding terrorism—if passed, the new legislation will place restrictions on the use of “virtual currencies for ter...
The digital world has boosted into something more than ads, VR and AR, online services, and communication recently. Now, we have virtual money and need to think...
Article by Cian Duane, O’Flynn Exhams Solicitors.
The digital sphere is fast-moving, and its effect on our culture can often be hard to quantify. One aspect ...
The privacy issue, and the need for complete anonymity in Bitcoin transactions is a problem felt by the whole community of active users and not only.
The "be-your-own-bank" paradigm also shifts the problem of safe-keeping one's own assets onto one...
