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Day one of the Crypto Valley Summit ended on a positive note, despite a dire outlook at the outset.

Bitcoin magnate Roger Ver has launched a new website designed to help catch criminals by offering anonymous cryptocurrency bounties.

The central bank of Bangladesh has ruled that bitcoin use is prohibited under the country's anti-money laundering laws.

An advanced DDoS attack has forced online black market Silk Road 2.0 to suspend services to maintain security.

TeraExchange has launched the first financial instrument tied to bitcoin following approval from US regulators.

A new Bank of England report explores the economic impact and the potential monetary risks of bitcoin.

The Spanish government has issued new guidelines on bitcoin that could affect both gamblers and cryptocurrency businesses.

The hacker who allegedly hijacked the bitcoin founder's email account may have previously blackmailed Roger Ver.

The Bitcoin Foundation now suggests it will not receive certain information about the BitLicense until December.

The hacker in control of Satoshi Nakamoto's emails is reportedly negotiating with the bitcoin creator.

The FBI has released information claiming it used legal means to link Ross Ulbricht to illicit website Silk Road.

A hacker appears to have access to Satoshi Nakamoto's online accounts and old emails, but their intentions are unknown.

Bitonic has launched a crowdfunded campaign aiming to have bitcoin classed as money in the Netherlands.

Accused Silk Road ringleader Ross Ulbricht has issued a not guilty plea in response to new charges.

Further details have emerged about Charlie Shrem's plea bargain, which is seen as a "key victory" by his lawyer.

Xapo has joined the growing chorus of bitcoin companies speaking out against New York's proposed bitcoin regulations.

Startups and VCs have backed a new manifesto outlining a number of bitcoin-friendly recommendations for the UK's FinTech industry.

Bitcoin could act as “the Internet of money” if regulated correctly, according to Google policy advisor Andy Yee.

In America, states are given leeway to pass their own laws. Which states could be helpful to bitcoin?

Two of Britain's largest Crown dependencies are vying to attract cryptocurrency companies to boost their economies.

Bitcoin entrepreneur Charlie Shrem hopes for freedom with a guilty plea for the lesser charge of unlicensed money transmission.

The Chamber of Digital Congress met with Congressional staffers today to bolster bitcoin awareness in US congress.

A notorious malware program has re-emerged, targeting Ukrainian government sympathizers with an anti-war focus.

A report from the Massachusetts Division of Banks suggests many consumers are still wary about bitcoin.