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⁠European Central Bank President: No Power to Regulate Bitcoin Could the European Central Bank regulate Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies? According to its president - no

⁠Blockchain Lending Platforms Can Bail Out SMEs and Improve Global Economy SMEs are the cornerstone of economic development. Could the Blockchain lending platforms be a solution to secure their loan repayment?

⁠China’s Prohibition Causes Massive Spike in P2P Trading Platforms Volume quadruples on P2P exchanges as Chinese Bitcoin holders seek new ways to withdraw and use their cryptocurrencies.

⁠Bubble or Not, There’s Money to Be Made Off Bitcoin: Mike Novogratz You believe in Bitcoin, or you believe it is a bubble. Either way, Mike Novogratz is pumping a lot of money into it, and profiting.

⁠South African Retailers Catching Bitcoin Bug South Africa breaks new ground for retailers in accepting Bitcoin as another online company goes for the digital currency.

⁠On India’s Growing Appetite for Blockchain Crypto enthusiasts who won’t let India lag in the Blockchain rush.

⁠Multi Cryptocurrency Payment Gateway Explained Breaking down cryptocurrency payment gateways.

⁠111 Altcoins To Be Traded in Korea’s New Exchange As SK Passes China in Bitcoin Trading In South Korea, a new cryptocurrency exchange launched that will allow investors to trade 111 different altcoins.

⁠Chinese ICO Ban May End After Oct. 18 with Communist Congress Elections Leadership elections to be held in China on Oct. 18 may reverse anti-cryptocurrency sentiment in the Chinese government.

⁠Hong Kong Gripped by Cryptomania, ICO Fever as China Bitcoin Ban Persists Hong Kong is gripped by cryptomania as the cryptocurrency world flees Chinese regulations, Bloomberg reports.

⁠SEC Announces Creation of “Cyber Unit” With Broad Powers, Including ICO Oversight The SEC is targeting ICOs in a broad enforcement sweep that includes investigation of pump-and-dumps and drug markets

⁠Bitcoin Trading at 85% Premium in Zimbabwe - Priced at $7,200 As inflation takes a bigger bite out of paychecks, Bitcoin is being turned to as an alternate form of money for struggling Zimbabwe citizens