While China seems to be working non-stop to banish crypto, the country’s virtual currency traders are working just as hard to continue being a part of this financial revolution.Since its ICO ban almost

Chinese authorities aren’t taking their foot off the pedal as they crackdown on banned fundraising activities including Initial Coin Offerings. At a news conference, leading financial regulators in China

Mailchimp, the leading automated marketing company, is reportedly blocking all ICO and cryptocurrency related campaigns on its platform. This decision to ban cryptos was reported in a tweet by Mailchimp

Content adapted from this Zerohedge.com article : Source This Monday is not shaping up to be a good day to cryptocurrencies. We are seeing the market move towards it 2018 lows. This after a nice run on

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According to an article at hankyung.com South Korea could be looking to place a full ban on all Cryptocurrency Exchanges. This policy would be in line with what China now have in place: A government official

 Japan is a powerhouse in the cryptocurrencies market, trading about 63% of the world’s Bitcoin. However, ban of Initial Coin Offering (ICO) by some Asian countries has investors worried that Japan

South Korea's financial regulator has prohibited domestic companies and startups from participating in initial coin offerings (ICOs). Following a meeting to discuss cryptocurrency controls today, the Financial

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Bitcoin's Price Is Now Down 20% from Its $5,000 High South Korea Moves to Impose Stricter Digital Currency Regulations Russian Official Claims Central Bank Has Approved First Cryptocurrency Exchange Bitcoin