A look at some of the highlights of what is happening in the Bitcoin space this week.
FinCEN has announced that it is preparing guidance on a new framework to oversee the Bitcoin space
With Andrew Yang gone from the race, the Democratic primary no longer has a champion for cryptocurrency polices.
The country isn’t planning on introducing controls for crypto mining operations.
Switzerland’s financial regulator is preparing to substantially lower the cap on transactions before identification is required.
A new bill seeks to ban the use of encryption, except by government agencies and approved projects.
Australia’s financial watchdog has seen a hugely positive response since new crypto regulations began in April 2018.
The virus has forced a quarantine to be implemented in China, home to the world’s largest crypto miner equipment producers.
Authorities in Japan arrested two people accused of defrauding an IT firm of around JPY78 million (US$712,000) worth of cryptocurrency.
The crypto mining company is shifting top positions as it looks to increase its market share.
Andrew Yang appears to be the only candidate that cares about crypto, and he wants it better regulated
The country is taking a more severe stance to prevent money laundering through cryptocurrency.