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Sweden’s government solicited the European Union to issue authoritative rules on the VAT (value-added tax) treatment to decentralized virtual currencies.

Ms. Boring is a firm believer that cryptocurrency technologies have the potential to correct many of the problems inherent in a centralized economic system.

We’ve already covered some basics, which you can find in the first and second installments. Now, we present more about the pros and cons of the ten platforms in everyday use.

With exchanges forming a booming part of the digital currency market, so the behind-the-scenes technology evolves to accommodate the increasing needs of an ever-expanding environment.

The first ever VeriCoin party on Monday, July 28 will be held in Bitcoin Center NYC.

To get a better idea of what the new app has in store for our readers, we decided to do a Q&A session with the leader of the app’s developer team, Addy Crezee.

Startup Crypto Next recently launched in the Isle of Man.

Dan Wells is racer sponsored by crowd funding platform CryptoMex and racing with a Bitcoin logo on the side of the car.

On Tuesday, a little bit of insight emerged as to how Australian Tax Office’s guidance might look.

NXT is attracting some mainstream attention.

While some businesses can’t seem to understand Bitcoin, more and more merchants are starting to accept it. Pizza restaurant welcomes its very first Bitcoin ATM machine.

The best any of us can do is rely on mathematical models to give us confidence in our own educated guesses as to whether the exchange value of a Bitcoin will go up or down tomorrow.

Lakota Lustig and Sagar Kumar, two high school students with passion for Bitcoin and for coding believe they can lower the costs of current Bitcoin ATMs.

AirBaltic, which is listed as “Latvia’s National Airline” has quietly begun to accept Bitcoin payments.

Thomas Xie is the CEO of the Shanghai-based LakeBTC virtual Bitcoin exchange.

Circle may be joining the race to challenge Coinbase as they have been sending out invitations for people to take a long look at their product.

The banks could soon find themselves with some competition after a new trade association opened up in New York in response to the draft of new regulations that was released last week.

Joe is a Bitcoin Foundation member and advocate, an active member of the community and regular speaker in the media.

Today is all about the BitLicense and the necessity of assertive and compelling public comments - coordinated or individual - to the NYSDFS in the coming weeks.

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The recent announcement by Dell computers, one of the largest tech companies in the world, that it would begin accepting Bitcoin blew the door off of the hinges.

A project to accept Bitcoins in exchange for citizenship to the tropical island nation St. Kitts & Nevis has been derailed by the local government.

New York State Department of Financial Services released a draft of proposed rules for regulating virtual currencies after holding meetings for seven months.

There are tons of examples of fraud, misrepresentation and outright business failures in the five-year history of the Bitcoin economy.

Cointelegraph had the chance to interview Jase Leung, CEO of Bitcoinnect based out of Hong Kong.

Leading South African payment processor PayFast has teamed up with the country’s biggest Bitcoin exchange BitX.

Las Vegas based US precious metals dealer Anthem Vault announced the launch of its new altcoin dubbed “Independence Coin.”

Fortune has arrived to the iTunes app store allowing users to track up to 25 various cryptocurrencies with ease.

The new Coinkite API allows users to build complete cryptocurrency systems with very little hassle and at a lower cost.

The Bitcoin debit card looks set to inject some serious convenience into transacting with digital currency.