Bitcoins payslip
GMO Internet, Tokyo-based internet service company, will be offering its employees the option to from March 2018.
The company said in a press release: “GMO Internet Group has decided to introduce a system that allows part of the salary’s payment to be received by Bitcoin in order to promote ownership of the [employees’] virtual currency.”
God of forks
On Tuesday we reported that there will be emerging over the next couple of months.
At least one of them has already been reported as being a scam (Bitcoin Platinum), and another has a divine name – Bitcoin God.
Poland cracks down
On Wednesday we reported that the Polish Ministry of Finance has submitted a draft of a new law which aims to from 100:1 to 50:1.
The country’s regulations are now similar to those of other European nations, notably the FCA, which has proposed a maximum of 50:1.
eToro and Coindash
The two companies last week announced that they are to work on blockchain-based solutions for crypto portfolio management.
They already share offices, which will help with the coordination of operations.
Lightning strikes
On Friday we reported on , a system which may allow Bitcoin transactions to happen in real time. The system allows transactions to be completed off-chain and added later, speeding up the mining process.
The network has been designed such that even a low-powered computer can become a Lightning Network node.
ESMA vs binary options
The European regulator in considering banning binary options altogether, and limit the marketing of forex to customers.
In addition, brokers might need to implement margin close-out rules, negative balance protection and a standardized risk warning.
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