Poland

Blockchain technology has gone far beyond just supporting cryptocurrencies. Several banking institutions are now opting for it, while government systems and banks similarly appreciate the same.

The first quarter (Q1) of 2019 introduced several key legal updates concerning cryptocurrency taxation. Q1 has seen various countries such as Italy, United States (U.S), Japan, Denmark, Poland, Romania, Venezuela, Indonesia, South Africa, India, Chile and others, define tax treatment for cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), the top virtual asset by market cap (MC), Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP).

Cryptocurrency users are invited to participate in the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity campaign to help in the treatment of newborns, and more specifically for obtaining support for basic neonatal departments.

Can mining cryptocurrencies be made as simple as operating a TV or a cell phone? A team of blockchain enthusiasts from Poland believe so—and are determined to prove it with easyMINE, an advanced yet user-friendly altcoin mining platform.

The Polish cryptocurrency community is actively developing, striving to engage ordinary people in bitcoin and blockchain technologies, and thereby, promoting the adoption of innovations.

Polish cryptocurrency market welcomes best practices adopted by the government on March 29. Companies in the industry hope it will help Poland get back to being one of the Top-5 markets in the world.

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The Commissioner under the President of Russia on the Rights of Entrepreneurs, Boris Titov, recently suggested allowing businesses in the Kaliningrad, a federal subject of the Russian Federation located on the coast of the Baltic Sea between Poland and Lithuania, to hold cryptocurrency accounts.

Golem, the first decentralized global market for computing power, developed in Poland, has announced that its Golem Network Token (GNT) crowdsale will begin on November 11, 2016.