Links in “Virtual Currency”
- Bitcoin the Next Napster?
Rumors of Bitcoin's demise may be premature. In this video, an expert argues that it might be, in fact, the smart bet in tech investing. [4/15]
- Treasury Department Speaks on Virtual Currency
Under Secretary of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence speak on illicit finance risks of virtual currency. He noted heightened regulatory concerns over virtual currency and ways regulators are approaching the matter. [3/19]
- ABCs of Mobile Wallets
What is a mobile wallet and what is its future? [3/11]
- Is Bitcoin Collapsing?
Maybe. Bitcoinâs ease of use can also lead to easy theft, which was a significant factor in the recent collapse of Mt. Gox, a well-established Bitcoin exchange. [3/10]
- Rumors of Bitcoin’s Demise May Be Exaggerated
After events of the past few weeks, one would think Bitcoin would be quickly on its way out. But after its price increased more than $100 after falling steeply in the wake of the Mt. Gox collapse, one might have to rethink that. [3/10]
- Bitcoins Easy to Steal
Researchers find more than 100 different malware instances that specialize in stealing digital currency. [3/3]
- Bitcoin Takes Massive Credibility Hit With Disappearance of Mt. Gox
Mt. Gox, once the top platform for trading Bitcoin, suspends transactions. The wider virtual currency industry is seeking to distance itself from Mt. Gox and reassure the market about the future of the industry. [2/25]
- New York Seeking to Regulate Bitcoin Without Driving Away Business
NY's State Department of Financial Services is seeking to build a regulatory framework to virtual currencies by the end of the year. Here is a recap of where things stand now. [2/24]
- Inspector General: USPS and Bitcoin Could Be a Profitable Match
Turning local post offices into brokers for Bitcoin may be a strategy to help virtual currencies with trust and access issues and help the post service end seven straight years of losses. [2/10]
- FinCEN Sets Sights on Virtual Currency
Article highlights expanding targeted focus of Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) on virtual currency with reach expanding to those directly involved in the currency. Key tool is Suspicious Activity Reporting failure. [2/6]