Article on the extent of Bitcoin Regulations
The online-only currency known as "bitcoin" is a hit -- one currently trades for about $130 U.S. dollars. But regulators are less excited, fearing money laundering and tax evasion.
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Labels: Bitcoins, Legal, Regulation, Technology
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