Blockchain and cryptocurrency have taken business and finance by storm, and the European Parliament has secured a resolution to regulate the technology.
Bitcoin works via blockchain technology wherein the purchase of digital coins from one member is echoed to the rest who belong on the same network.
The Morgan Stanley study also stated that Malta has the biggest cryptocurrency trading volume worldwide.
As cryptocurrencies become commonplace for business and finances, central banks are buying into them. Should retail investors follow suit?
Last April, the 17 millionth bitcoin was mined, adding another milestone for the said cryptocurrency.
Has Bitcoin truly redefined finance and commerce through its digital banking system? Is it the future and the new face of fiat money?
The blockchain technology uses sophisticated algorithms in data entry, data storage and data transfer minus the risk of being hacked.
Following low closes for the past weeks, the resurgence of altcoins is strengthened by Japanese and South Korean support.
The island is also set to become the new location for a cryptocurrency exchange company's headquarters.
Investing in Bitcoin has become rudimentary nowadays considering its current market stability. But how do basic tax principles apply to Bitcoin mining?