Luxembourg sets precedent with first eurozone Bitcoin allocation in national fund
The country has allocated 1% of its its $730 million Intergenerational Sovereign Wealth Fund (FSIL) to Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Institutional custody, fund structures, and regulation in a leading European finance center.
The bond will primarily focus on debts and equities among micro-financing enterprises in emerging economies and Silk Road nations.
Bitstamp CEO said the community reaction to the inactivity fees charges forced a rethink of the decision.
Bitstamp said the new fee will not apply to users in the U.S. or those with an account balance of over €200.
Luxembourg based company, Global Canabis Company, GCC, is raising funds for the Cannabis Industry with Crypto
The blockchain service “goes all-in” on Web3 domain names to enable “seamless access and payments across a growing number of dapps, exchanges and marketplaces.”
Luxembourg lawmakers passed a new blockchain bill into law, giving transactions completed via distributed ledger the same legal…