The lack of clarity about Bitcoin's legal framework has meant that none of the regulators
across the EU have yet achieved sufficient clarity in the legal treatment of Bitcoin and its …

Bitcoin is an Internet currency first established in 2009.'It is anonymous, completely
decentralised and its continued existence relies upon peer-topeer networking and a …

THE LAW OF BITCOIN is the definitive guide to navigating the rules in the dynamic world of
cryptocurrency. This book is the first of its kind delving into cryptocurrency law in four …

The" virtual currency" and" Bitcoin" phenomena have recently garnered a great deal of
media and regulatory attention.'However, many people do not understand what virtual …

Bitcoin is a revolutionary computer protocol created as a decentralized payment system.
This article discusses the potential legal classification of Bitcoin and the consequences …

Virtual currency is not new. It has been around since the early 2000s in virtual world
websites like Second Life and online role-playing game sites like World of Warcraft, where …

Bitcoin presents a unique challenge to policymakers. On the one hand, because it is an
open protocol and a decentralized network, there is no company or central server that can …

Bitcoin, the famous and sometimes infamous digital currency, has two key uses. First, it can
serve as a currency to buy and sell goods and services. 1 Second, as its value has …

The purpose of this contribution is to initiate further debate on Bitcoins from a legal
perspective. The contribution predominantly relates to money law and regulatory law. In the …

Bitcoin is described as a decentralized cryptocurrency. 1 Since the first Bitcoin transaction in
2009, 2 it has transcended obscurity and penetrated the public consciousness. Pop culture …