A FORMER MI5 intelligence officer has ripped into the EU for trying to crack down on bitcoin after regulators agreed on rules to curb the currency's anonymity.
Bitcoins may have managed to draw interest of millions of investors worldwide but the bitcoin surge has been labelled as 'speculative mania' by some, while one Nobel laureate recommended it to be outlawed
Denmark's central bank Governor Lars Rohde has said that people should stay away from Bitcoin as it is "deadly"."It (Bitcoin) is not a regulated market. It i...
BITCOIN has really burst on the scene this year but the so-called currency still can’t shake its shadowy past including connections to the criminal underworld.
A FORMER MI5 intelligence officer has ripped into the EU for trying to crack down on bitcoin after regulators agreed on rules to curb the currency's anonymity.
Bitcoins may have managed to draw interest of millions of investors worldwide but the bitcoin surge has been labelled as 'speculative mania' by some, while one Nobel laureate recommended it to be outlawed
Denmark's central bank Governor Lars Rohde has said that people should stay away from Bitcoin as it is "deadly"."It (Bitcoin) is not a regulated market. It i...
BITCOIN has really burst on the scene this year but the so-called currency still can’t shake its shadowy past including connections to the criminal underworld.