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    This document provides a summary of thesis resources on various topics related to cryptocurrency: 1. It includes 5 different sources - a video, dictionary, and 3 journal articles from 2014-2015 that discuss definitions, regulations, and classifications of cryptocurrency. 2. The document also references a white paper by Satoshi Nakamoto and provides an excerpt from a Japanese law website outlining regulations for cryptocurrency exchanges established in Japan in 2017. 3. Various pages from the sources are cited for passages discussing the cryptography behind cryptocurrency, debates about whether it constitutes a currency, and the impacts of regulations in different countries and jurisdictions.

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    This document provides a summary of thesis resources on various topics related to cryptocurrency: 1. It includes 5 different sources - a video, dictionary, and 3 journal articles from 2014-2015 that discuss definitions, regulations, and classifications of cryptocurrency. 2. The document also references a white paper by Satoshi Nakamoto and provides an excerpt from a Japanese law website outlining regulations for cryptocurrency exchanges established in Japan in 2017. 3. Various pages from the sources are cited for passages discussing the cryptography behind cryptocurrency, debates about whether it constitutes a currency, and the impacts of regulations in different countries and jurisdictions.

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    This document provides a summary of thesis resources on various topics related to cryptocurrency: 1. It includes 5 different sources - a video, dictionary, and 3 journal articles from 2014-2015 that discuss definitions, regulations, and classifications of cryptocurrency. 2. The document also references a white paper by Satoshi Nakamoto and provides an excerpt from a Japanese law website outlining regulations for cryptocurrency exchanges established in Japan in 2017. 3. Various pages from the sources are cited for passages discussing the cryptography behind cryptocurrency, debates about whether it constitutes a currency, and the impacts of regulations in different countries and jurisdictions.

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    THESIS RESOURCES

    Type Date Published Date Accessed Keywords


    1 VIDEO Dec 23, 2014 Definition

    2 dictionary 2014 Aug-18 Definition

    3 journal 2014 Regulation

    4 journal 2015 Classification

    5 article 2015 Con

    6 white paper
    7 Compilation REGULATION: JAPAN

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    “Cryptocurrency is a system of currency that uses


    cryptography to allow secure transfer and exchange of
    digital tokens in a distributed and decentralised
    manner.”
    Crypto = No Central Authority
    A further explanation of cryptocurrencies is likely to
    state that unlike traditional currencies issued by the
    590
    central banks, a cryptocurrency has no central
    authority that controls its creation and circulation.4

    But such a definition is no longer universally valid


    because despite the fact that the term currency
    626
    appears in cryptocurrency, there is a strong argument
    that a cryptocurrency is not a currency2

    The claim that cryptocurrencies would give the


    unbanked access to financial services was clearly
    bogus from the very outset and proven to be false now.
    But the claim is now buried under more junk news
    reports on the internet and nobody is willing to go to
    the archives and pull them out to ask the industry
    experts what they were thinking when they made the
    claim. Highlighting on the campaign strategy of early
    bitcoin developers, Former Greek Finance Minister
    Varoufakis stated: There is a Bitcoin aristocracy, the
    Bitcoin early adopters, who accumulated very cheaply
    Bitcoins from the beginning. They have every reason
    to talk this thing up and lure people into like a Tulip-like
    mania or a pyramid, making extravagant claims […] to
    (open and use a new Bitcoin ATM). This was all just
    hype.10

    the first transaction in a block is a special transaction


    that starts a new coin owned by the creator of the mining
    block
    Since April 2017, cryptocurrency exchange businesses
    operating in Japan have been regulated by the
    Payment Services Act. Cryptocurrency exchange
    businesses must be registered, keep records, take
    security measures, and take measures to protect
    customers, among other things. Cryptocurrency
    exchanges are also subject to money laundering
    regulations.
    Title Address
    What the #?!* is Bitcoin?/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?
    TEDxBeaconStreet v=Vzjtvt77mgc

    Eli Dourado and Jerry Brito, Cryptocurrency,


    THE NEW PALGRAVE DICTIONARY OF
    ECON. (2014).

    Matthew Kien-Meng Ly, Coining Bitcoin’s


    Coining Bitcoin’s “Legal Bits”: Examining
    “Legal Bits”: Examining the Legal Framework
    the Legal Framework for Bitcoin and
    for Bitcoin and Virtual Currencies, 27 HARV.
    Virtual Currencies
    J. OF L. & TECH. 588 (2014) at 590

    Mitchell Prentis, Digital Metal: Regulating


    Digital Metal: Regulating Bitcoin as a
    Bitcoin as a Commodity, 66 CASE WESTERN
    Commodity
    L. REV. 609 (2015), 626

    Evan Smart, Bitcoin Debate between Andreas


    Antonopoulos vs. The Greek Finance Minister,
    Evan Smart, Bitcoin Debate between
    CRYTOCOIN NEWS (Feb. 18, 2015),
    Andreas Antonopoulos vs. The Greek
    https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-
    Finance Minister, CRYTOCOIN NEWS
    debate-andreasantonopoulos-vs-greek-
    finance-minister/.

    satoshi nakamoto white paper


    http://www.loc.gov/law/help/cryptocurrency/jap
    an.php

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