Since virtual currencies first came into the marketplace in the 1990s, those responsible for
monetary policy, federal anti-moneylaundering and economic sanctions programs, along …

Since virtual currencies first came into the marketplace in the 1990s, those responsible for
monetary policy, federal anti-moneylaundering and economic sanctions programs, along …

Monitoring the transactions consumers in the United States make when buying and selling
virtual currency requires an inventive regulatory system because many types of virtual …

Digitalization makes almost everything quicker, sleeker, and more efficient. Many argue
cryptocurrency is the future of money and payment transfers. This paper explores how the …

Virtual currencies are online payment systems that may function as real currencies but are
not issued or backed by central governments. As demonstrated by recent events, virtual …

Decentralized cryptocurrencies are a new type of technology that can be used in several
applications, such as transferring money, recording data, and investing. Unlike most …

This Article investigates an increasingly important yet under-developed body of law:
regulation of virtual currency. At its peak in March of 2014, the daily volume of Bitcoin …

Whenever a new technology emerges and provides new opportunities for business and
potentially new and different solutions for real-world problems, developers of the technology …

VIRTUAL CURRENCY BUSINESSES: AN ANALYSIS OF THE EVOLVING REGULATORY
LANDSCAPE Page 1 VIRTUAL CURRENCY BUSINESSES: AN ANALYSIS OF THE …

Abstract During 2013, the US Treasury Department evoked the first use of the 2001 Patriot
Act to exclude virtual currency provider Liberty Reserve from the US financial system. This …