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India Crypto Trade Volume Ignores Central Bank’s Ban

Recently, there has been a mobility and a sudden increase in the volume of cryptocurrency trading in India.  Despite the decision of the Indian Central Bank (RBI) in April 2018 to ban cryptocurrencies, the rise continues to take place. Cryptocurrency holders believe the market will continue to...

Huobi Extents into Canada

Cryptocurrency exchange giant Huobi is planning to extent its services to Canada. Huobi will open a new office in Toronto which will create a new foothold in the North American market. Based in Singapore, the firm announced that it will enter the country despite the hostile attitude of the domestic banks in Canada. Ross...

Hold-ups on Arizona’s Acceptance of Cryptocurrency for Taxes

Arizona's tax payment bill on paying cryptographic money was passed by the House of Representatives of the state, but there were some issues. The new bill is almost completely different from the old one. According to the public records of the state, House of Representatives adopted Senate Bill 1091 on April 30 with votes 43 to...

Fintech Regulations in India: Special committee constituted by the Indian government for Fintech

Recently, the central government of India announced that it will be setting up a proper committee for the Fintech sector. The committee will be headed by Subhash Chandra Garg, Secretary of Department of Economic Affairs. The aim of the committee will help the Fintech...

Top five countries with the highest crypto trading volume, Morgan Stanley Research

With a well-defined regulatory framework, Malta now has the world's largest cryptocurrency transaction volume. This result comes from the April 29 Business Insider report referring to recent research by Morgan Stanley. A team of Morgan Stanley researchers led by analyst Sheena Shah led a study based on volume data...

The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC)’s first blockchain patent intends to use blockchain systems to increase the effectiveness of certification (Blockchain News Today)

One of the country 's four largest state-owned banks , The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) is seeking to certify the authenticity of digital certificates and store them in an open-network. According to a patent application filed by the Chinese Intellectual Property Office (SIPO), the bank intends to...
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