Quote from: DNotes on May 01, 2016, 02:47:14 PM

Digital Currency Weekly Recap 5-1-2016

The New UK Treasury Action Plan to Regulate Exchanges
UK Treasury to Exempt Digital Currency Wallets from AML Rules
EU Vote Means Crypto Exchange AML Policy Closer to Reality
Isle of Man Seeks Rules Tweak to Facilitate Cryptocurrency Gambling
New Japanese Banking Legislation Would Equate Digital Currencies to Fiat Currency

http://dcebrief.com/digital-currency-weekly-recap-5-1-2016/

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New Japanese Banking Legislation Would Equate Digital Currencies to Fiat Currency

The Japanese government has recently moved on a number of legislative proposals that would alter the status of digital currency within the nation and this time, for the better. The approved bills would grant banking interests the power to recognize cryptocurrency for what it is: an asset with real value. That acknowledgment would pave the way for Japanese financial entities to more effectively pursue FinTech benefits, try out new innovations, and identify new solutions for their customers.