Brexit agreements set to target anonymous cryptocurrencies
A European Commission task force document that sets out the framework for the post-Brexit relationship between the European Union and the UK has revealed a commitment to “ending the anonymity associated with the use of virtual currencies”.
Brexit shows how bitcoin shines as a safe-haven asset
Yesterday's historic vote by Britain to exit the European Union (EU), known as the Brexit, carried with nearly 52 percent of Britain's support, and most every one of the world’s financial markets have reacted to the threat of Britain leaving the EU with turmoil.
In brief: The brexit effect and FinTech
Communities across Britain are weighing whether or not to depart from the European Union (EU), knowing it will disrupt, among other items, trade agreements and potentially the UK’s position as a hub for FinTech innovation. The “Brexit” referendum has been a subject of thought since 2013, when Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron pledged that a Tory re-election, in 2015, would lead to a renegotiation of Britain’s EU membership.
