As digital currencies gain legitimacy, their acceptance for goods, services and donations will continue to grow. Early adopters such as OkCupid, Overstock, Virgin Galactic and WordPress have accepted bitcoins for over a year and have reported positive experiences with the digital currency.Below...
In July, itBit CEO Charles Cascarilla participated in a colorful and informative panel discussion at CoinSummit London 2014 focusing on the current relationship between the digital currency industry and Wall Street. The free-flowing conversation touched on key topics ranging from regulatory...
Every month, itBit scours the globe to bring you the latest in digital currency regulation and compliance news. Below, our Chief Compliance Officer, Erik Wilgenhof Plante, highlights the key regulations and legislation impacting retail and institutional digital currency investors around the...
itBit today reaffirms its intention to meet full regulatory compliance with the New York Department of Financial Services BitLicense.
It was four years ago, back in early 2010, when I first heard about Bitcoin. Like most people, I thought it was a little wild, very ambitious, but ultimately, extremely intriguing. I bought my first bitcoin for just five cents, and since then, Bitcoin has only grown in its significance and...
Crypto asset trading involves a high degree of risk. The crypto asset market is new and unproven and may not grow. Currently, there is relatively small use of crypto assets in the retail and commercial marketplace in comparison to relatively large use by speculators, thus contributing to price volatility that could adversely affect an investment in crypto assets. In order to participate in the trading of crypto assets, you should be capable of evaluating the merits and risks of the investment and be able to bear the economic risk of losing your entire investment. No material at this site should be considered as an offer by itBit to sell or solicitation by itBit of any offer to buy bitcoin or other crypto assets.
