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The Maltese Parliament passed three cryptocurrency and blockchain bills into law on Tuesday, thus becoming one of the most attractive places for blockchain startups. The bills were proposed by Silvio Schembri, Parliamentary Secretary for Financial Services, Digital Economy and Innovation, and were passed with unanimous votes.
The new laws regulate initial coin offering (ICOs), cryptocurrencies, and the businesses practices for launching a crypto-oriented company in Malta. Schembri tweeted after the parliamentary vote:
https://twitter.com/SilvioSchembri/status/1011676472875081729
The three bills are as follows:
Malta has been known as an ideal destination for crypto and blockchain startups even before these bills were passed into laws. Several major players in the industry, including Binance and OKEx, have established offices in Malta.
At the beginning of this month, we reported that Malta was running with its blockchain trial for credentials. If the experiment succeeds, it might be extended at the national level to reach all areas of the education system and let the 400,000 residents store their educational records on a blockchain platform.
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