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    Singapore Central Bank Proposes New Rules for Bitcoin Startups

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    By Stan Higgins The central bank of Singapore has proposed a new regulatory framework for payments providers in the city-state, a move that would bring digital currency exchanges under its oversight. The proposed framework would require applicable companies to obtain...

    Florida Appeals Espinoza Decision, Bitcoin’s Status at Stake

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      By Jamie Redman, The state Florida made headlines when Miami-Dade’s Circuit Judge Teresa Mary Pooler tossed out anti-money-laundering charges against website designer Michell Espinoza. According to recent reports, though, the state is filing an appeal against the...

    Fed Explores Radical New Financial Engineering Tools

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    By Jon Southurst, Central banking is “in a brave new world,” said a Fed representative as the institution considers both old and radical new tools to drive the US economy in the coming decades. Conditions Right for a Fed Hike Jackson Hole, WyomingIn the Federal...

    Artist Sees the Blockchain Differently

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    By Jamie Redman, Simon Denny, an artist from New Zealand, is taking blockchain technology to a different level with his geeky art being displayed at the Petzel Gallery in New York City on September 8- October 22. Denny’s art exhibit features distributed ledger...

    Code is Law? Not Quite Yet

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    By Lukas Abegg, Lukas Abegg is a lawyer with master’s degrees in Swiss and US law. He is currently a visiting researcher at the Humboldt University in Berlin, where he is writing a PhD thesis on a topic at the intersection of law and technology. After The DAO...
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