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Crypto-currencies and criminality: myth or reality?

  • A Chainalysis report published in January said that in 2018, one percent of Bitcoin transactions — the most widely used cryptocurrency — involved illegal activities
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China gets into blockchain race with US

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China passes cryptography law as it gears up for digital currency

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G7 says Libra should not launch until risks ‘adequately addressed’

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Group behind Facebook’s Libra coin announces 21 founding members

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‘Stablecoins’ pose risks amid resistance to Libra, says ECB’s Coeure

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France will block development of Facebook Libra cryptocurrency

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Could cryptocurrency dethrone the dollar?

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Fraud alert over cryptocurrency falsely linked to Saudi Arabia

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Facebook’s Libra currency under fire

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Facebook’s Libra must obey anti-money laundering rules: French central bank chief

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Central banks will want oversight of Facebook’s Libra: Bank of England

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Swiss watchdog ‘in contact’ with Facebook cryptocurrency backers

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