China may be relaxing its stance on Bitcoin and in a turnaround, may be looking to embrace the cryptocurrency and build on its strengths.
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Countries around the world have a wide ranging view of the digital currency bitcoin or a "virtual currency." Western superpowers like the United States and United Kingdom have shown a positive attitude towards the new technology. 
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Draft document seen by Reuters says EU ministers will urge stronger controls on non-banking payment methods
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The Chairman of the Taiwanese Financial Supervisory Commission has declared Bitcoin to be illegal within the country.
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Taiwan's top financial regulator has said that its stance on bitcoin and digital currencies remains unchanged despite recent reports.
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Bitcoin is the most popular form of digital cryptocurrency, with users able to transact in relative anonymity.
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Taiwan's Finance Commission chairman has declared that use of the virtual currency is illegal.
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Ukraine's National Bank has warned against the associated risks that come with digital currencies such as bitcoin.
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newsBTC Former Russian Minister of Economy and Trade Against Bitcoin Ban newsBTC Former Russian Minister of Economy and Trade German Gref spoke against the bitcoin ban in some nations, admitting that he owned “a little” of the cryptocurrency at one...
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The debate whether Bitcoin should be banned in Russia is once again picking momentum
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With the myriad of altcoins being introduced these days, some investors have had trouble telling which ones are legitimate and which ones are bitcoin scams.
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Since the middle of the last year, the Russian government has been discussing the possible ban and criminalization of digital currency. Some Bitcoin related sites have even been blocked in Via Enzo Calamo
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Russian Bitcoin news site, Forklog.net, reports that the Sverdlovsk regional court has overturned a decision made last year by the of city council of Nevyansk to ban any media references Via Enzo Calamo
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Following the increased crackdown on cryptocurrency operations in Russia, a bitcoin exchange decided to share its source code to the community.
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A defunct Russian bitcoin exchange has released its source code to the bitcoin community amid the country's increasing crackdown on digital currency. Via Coinboard
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Representatives of Smile Expo and BTCsec.com, two of the many websites that have been blocked by the Russian government attended the first session of Sverdlovsk Oblast court.
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Bitcoin is the first decentralized peer-to-peer payment network and cryptocurrency. Governments may fear Bitcoin because its value is determined by users and not central governments or banks.
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Although bitcoin has been in existence for five years, most countries still do not have consistent laws regulating the cryptocurrency. However, a few countries have banned bitcoin altogether.
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The proposed law to ban Bitcoin in Russia is expected to be passed in August of this year, as a crypto-legal expert recommends businesses “get out of Russian jurisdiction.”
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