Bitcoin Mania Reaches Iran As US Sanctions Tighten Noose On Economy
• https://www.zerohedge.com, By Tyler DurdenThe Iranian Parliament Commission on Economy has recently approved cryptocurrency mining in the country amid US sanctions.
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The Iranian Parliament Commission on Economy has recently approved cryptocurrency mining in the country amid US sanctions.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are intriguing because they are very different from the traditional financial systems we use today.
People are being asked to list all exchange accounts and wallets they ever had and report their trade earnings. Additionally, the agency demands that people will reveal if they are engaged in mining.
Don't expect India's 1.3 billion residents to be investing in Bitcoin or other virtual currencies any time soon.
In this video, Luke Rudkowski of WeAreChange talks with Josh Sigurdson of World Alternative Media about the latest news in cryptocurrency.
Yet another Muslim religious authority has inveighed against bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Late Tuesday, Egypt's Grand Mufti Sheikh Shawki Allam declared that digital currencies are "forbidden" by Islam and endorsed a ban on trading in Bi
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PayPal has been forced to cease operations in Turkey. The shutdown will go into effect on June 6. Turkey recently denied PayPal of a new license, which is required to operate within the country. According to TechCrunch, the reason for the denial was
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The dollar, and more importantly the petrodollar is in some serious medium to long term trouble.
The Federal Reserve has no authority to regulate or supervise bitcoin.
I read a story recently about a group of dandies who want to “help regulate Bitcoin, for its own good.” The thing about these guys is that they don’t really care about Bitcoin as a beautiful, disruptive technology or even for the great benefit it bri