Chamber of Digital Commerce to Host Webinar on the Regulation of Cryptocurrencies
Chamber of Digital Commerce to host webinar on cryptocurrency regulation. In a recent prediction, Bitcoin venture capitalist Marc Andreessen said that the year 2015 would see greater adoption of cryptocurrency around the world. He saw that happening in response to consumer education and innovation. One of the issues that will also come into sharp focus this year is regulation. Today Friday March 20th, 1:00PM to 2:00PM (Eastern Time), the Chamber of Digital Commerce is organizing a webinar that will bring together players in the cryptocurrency community and other interested groups together....
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