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    Twitter sets Bitcoin rules after Facebook, Google ban crypto ads

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    In this 2014 photo, Bitcoin logos are displayed at the Inside Bitcoins conference and trade show in New York. Because of how cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are mined, they have unique digital identities. And that design is something law enforcement and regulators can exploit to identify people using cryptocurrencies to hide illegal activity. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
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    Nvidia Corp. graphic processing units sit stacked inside a 'mining rig' computer, used to generate the Ethereum cryptocurrency, in Budapest, Hungary in January. U.S. securities regulators say adequate oversight of cryptocurrency markets may require new tools from Congress. Photographer: Akos Stiller/Bloomberg
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    It’s time for Congress to consider new cryptocurrency laws, Trump regulators say

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    Both the SEC and the commodities-trading commission
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    Jay Clayton, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said that regulators have been warning investors to think twice about putting money into cryptocurrencies because they might run afoul of U.S. securities laws and lack protections (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg)
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    SEC chairman: We’re not undermining bitcoin, just warning about its risks

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    February 5, 2018 7:37 pm
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    First veterans, now Kim Jong Un banned from Super Bowl ads

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    The regulators' action comes just days after top regulators warned investors that they are watching closely for the possibility of fraud and scams in the rush toward cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)
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    How Blockchain Will Disrupt Colleges, the Media, and Unions, Too
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    How Blockchain Will Disrupt Colleges, the Media, and Unions, Too

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