Unfortunately, even though Bitcoin knows no borders there are countries where it is not permitted to use it. Some countries limit how you can use it and some are totally laissez faire about it completely.
India is a country where it is somewhat limited in how you can acquire it. For the most part, however, there are not too many laws that expressly forbid it.
The only area where you cannot acquire it is at a POS for a business. If you have a store, for example, you can’t accept that a...
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Each year, millions of unsuspecting Americans fall victim to investment scams. According to The Federal Trade Commission, 25 million US citizens find themselves mixed up in consumer fraud each year. Therefore, when you’re investing your money, it’s vital that you’re vigilant and do all you can to protect yourself from being scammed. Investment scams are constantly evolving and these are the ones that are currently sweeping the nation.
Deals too good to be true
Despite the well-known saying...
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In the United States alone, the e-commerce industry represents 10% of retail sales, with a rapid increase of 15% each year. New blockchain technology solutions are proving to help simplify the process of customer acquisition as well as helping buyers make informed decisions before their purchase. As e-commerce continues to evolve at a rapid pace, business owners should keep up with the latest online trends to help boost sales and stay ahead. Check out how Blockchain technology is shaping the fut...
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2017 was marked by a dramatic surge in the popularity (and price) of digital currencies. Led by strong growth in global demand, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and scores of others have appreciated sharply. My mid-December 2017, BTC was hovering close to the $20,000 per unit level, Ethereum spiked towards $730, and Litecoin broached $330 per unit.
Of course, such is the volatility of these explosive new trading paradigms that these figures may well be invalidated by the time you are reading this...
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Some time ago we posted an article about the NYSE launching a Bitcoin index and thus, in some financial circles, "legitimizing" the cryptocurrency. In the time since, while it's difficult to say whether or not the index has had any direct effect or not, Bitcoin's price has risen and it seems to be the subject of more discussion and speculation than ever before.
But with so many changes in how Bitcoin is viewed in America, and so much increased exposure for the cryptocurrency in general, some ...
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Since launching in 2009, Bitcoin has experienced a brief but turbulent history. Designed as a thoroughly regulated system of fund transfers, it essentially became the world's first major attempt at a universal digital currency. The idea was that people around the world would acquire Bitcoin through currency transactions and a payment processing practice termed "mining," and then use the Bitcoin to conduct transactions online, and eventually in person. For many, though, this very idea was worth l...
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