Malta

The Malta Bankers' Association arranged a seminar under the topic 'Blockchain, Innovative Technologies and Regulation', purposing the nudiustertian enacted legislation. The seminar took place at Le Meridien St Julian's Hotel and Spa.

Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) is carrying a wide consultation exercise to guarantee that every stakeholder is properly informed on what the 3 cryptocurrency and blockchain laws which were recently passed, imply.

With the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Binance heading to Malta, three more exchanges decided to move their operations to offshore locations as well. The recent regulation policies accepted in China and Japan made fintech companies relocate their crypto trading businesses to remote islands.

Coin Idol TV news channel is featuring the most relevant news from the world of blockchain and cryptocurrency. Today on our digest: US Securities and Exchange Commission promoted a fake Initial Coin Offering, high school students in the Netherlands are to pass an exam on bitcoin math, Malta will implement block chain to improve the public transport system, two digital currency firms are trying hard to obtain banking licenses.

Cryptocurrencies and the blockchain technology behind them are becoming more and more popular every day. Many companies, as well as countries, want to make use of the new financial technology. Thus, the Maltese government has decided to create a transport and logistics platform using blockchain tech, bitcoinmagazine.com reports.

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On September 7, 2017, the Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference will be held in Stockholm. This conference is part of a series of such events being held annually in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Prague, Kiev, Tallinn, London, Malta, Almaty etc.

Swissquote, the Swiss leader in online banking, listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange, has announced the launch of a Bitcoin trading service.

There is no reason to run a Bitcoin or Blockchain business in Malta if you are in the EU. Bitcoin lawyers, entrepreneurs, and traders from Malta consider the local government to talk more than support the blockchain.