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    46% of Last Year’s ICOs Have Failed Already

    46% of Last Year’s ICOs Have Failed Already

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    It has always been assumed that a large number of ICOs will fail, be it at the fundraising stage or when it comes to delivering the actual project. It’s hard to settle on a precise figure, however, as most dubious ICOs don’t exit scam: they slowly tiptoe away, like a...
    France Cracks Down on Bitcoin Derivatives

    France Cracks Down on Bitcoin Derivatives

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    Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF), the independent regulatory body governing France’s stock market, issued two statements today, one on initial coin offerings (ICOs) and another on the prospect of bitcoin derivatives. Both point to more oversight to come for...
    Centralized Cryptoruble Not Possible, Minister Tells Putin

    Centralized Cryptoruble Not Possible, Minister Tells Putin

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    The Russian Ministry of Finance is not against a national cryptocurrency, provided the state does not participate in it. The creation of a centralized coin, like the cryptoruble, seems impossible, as cryptocurrencies are based on decentralized ledgers, Finance...
    California Bill Aims to Recognize Blockchain Records

    California Bill Aims to Recognize Blockchain Records

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    The state of California has introduced a new bill that aims to recognize blockchain transactions, digital signatures, and smart contracts as a legal form of record. Assemblyman Ian Calderon introduced Assembly Bill 2658 on February 20 in order to re-define laws that...
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