2018
DOI: 10.13166/jms/84817
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Legalization of Bitcoin cryptocurrency. Private law aspects

Abstract: The emergence of a cryptocurrencies in the economic circulation is a challenge for legal systems. The response of a legal system depends on social, political and international determinants. The first attempts to understand cryptocurrencies usually concerns tax law, which, however, are related to the civilian understanding of the phenomenon. In the Polish legal system, we had a lack of regulation directly related to cryptocurrencies, which caused them to be strictly qualified as an instrument whose exchange for… Show more

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“…These bitcoin wallets are available in different forms. Some of them are in the form of mobile apps, online services, desktop software, smart card, hardware and paper (Szczerbowski, 2018). Daulay et al (2017) attempted to incorporate hashing method to improve on the security of the technology.…”
Section: Bitcoin and Blockchain Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…These bitcoin wallets are available in different forms. Some of them are in the form of mobile apps, online services, desktop software, smart card, hardware and paper (Szczerbowski, 2018). Daulay et al (2017) attempted to incorporate hashing method to improve on the security of the technology.…”
Section: Bitcoin and Blockchain Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…prawa bankowego, instrumentów płatniczych, systemów rozliczeniowych, nadzoru nad rynkiem finansowym. Stany Zjednoczone przyjęły pozycję wyczekującą, wydając jedynie lakoniczne komunikaty, iż bitcoin i blockchain są uzupełnieniem istniejącego systemu finansowego, natomiast Parlament Europejski i Europejski Bank Centralny stwierdziły, że kryptowaluty wpływają negatywnie na zaufanie do banków centralnych [Szczerbowski, 2017]. Pojedyncze kraje, takie jak Tajlandia, nadal uważają kryptowaluty za niedozwolony instrument [Glotov, Mihailov, 2018], a jest to oczywistym wynikiem braku pełnej analizy technologii.…”
Section: Regulacje Prawneunclassified