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⁠German Financial Authority Warns on ICOs…Again; Nothing Changed The German government has issued the same exact warning against ICOs, worded exactly the same, two times in one week.

⁠Bitcoin Breaks Through $8,000 Following Massive Head Fake Bitcoin cranks up the volatility, shedding $2,300 then gaining $2,500 within a week; breaks $8,000 level.

⁠Blockchain Startup Solution for Enterprise Application Interoperability Challenge Blockchain startup solves enterprise application interoperability challenge with high-performance public-private Blockchain.

⁠Bitcoin Cash Might Soon Be Worth 1/10 of Bitcoin he cryptocurrency market was shaken this weekend by a potential ‘flippening’ - the BCH skyrocketed to its all-time high, just as BTC has dipped below $6,000. By Thursday,…

⁠KPMG Joins The Wall Street Blockchain Alliance Blockchain gains another major win in adoption, as KPMG joins the WSBA, becoming the first of the ‘big four’ auditing companies to participate in Blockchain growth.

⁠$16 Bln Payments App Square Integrates Bitcoin, What’s Next? 3 mln active users of a payments app can now buy, sell and store Bitcoin seamlessly.

⁠Cryptocurrency Loans: Are They Loans for Tax Purposes? Expert Blog Mostly though, loans can be neutral from a tax viewpoint. How about loans in Bitcoin or other digital currency?

⁠Crowdfunding 2.0 is Here and It Fixes the Gig Economy as Well ICOs can raise funds but not always attract the right talent. Tokenza brings fundraising and freelancers together.

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⁠AMEX Partners With Ripple For Blockchain Payments In a huge win for Ripple, the Blockchain-based startup has announced a partnership with American Express for its overseas payments.

⁠How Blockchain Revolution is Going to Make Global Economy More Fair: Federico Pistono The game is unfair. Blockchain can allow for that to change: Federico Pistono, the author of "Robots Will Steal Your Job, But That's…

⁠Second Suit Filed As Tezos Woes Continue The woes of the Tezos group continue, as another class action lawsuit has been filed, but this time in the state of Florida.

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⁠CME Clearing Member To Regulator: Bitcoin Futures ‘Impossible’ “It’s impossible,” a CME Group clearing member has told regulators about Bitcoin futures trading next month.

⁠Morgan Stanley CEO Plays Down Bitcoin Joining Bankers Choir Morgan Stanley CEO, James Gorman, who has previously credited Bitcoin as more than a fad, is not going as far as to be caught up in the hype.

⁠Indian Supreme Court Asks Government to Regulate Bitcoin The petition claimed that the digital currency can be utilized in executing untraceable transactions across borders, making it an attractive tool for tax evaders…

⁠Fujitsu Launches Inter-Blockchain Payment System The payment system intends to provide a means for different cryptocurrency networks to interoperate with each other.

⁠What is Bitcoin to a Layman Investor: Survey How Bitcoin is viewed by ordinary people.

⁠Blockchain Wallet Will Add SegWit, Full Bitcoin Cash Support By 2018 SegWit transactions are coming to Blockchain Wallet, but not before full Bitcoin Cash support next month.

⁠Blockchain-based Secure Online Voting System Showcased Creators believe that Blockchain is the missing link in the architecture of an effective and secure online voting system.

⁠Bitcoin Bringing Hype to Real Estate Market By putting a house up for sale in Bitcoin, real estate agents are seeing some surprising benefits.

⁠Bitcoin Not Currency, Never Will Be: Expert Blog Bitcoin is far too volatile to classify as money, and likely never will serve that purpose. However, it’s still useful.

⁠According to Key European Regulator, ICOs Could be Derivative Activities Yes, that ICO is probably a security. ICO platforms and founders need to be responsible, and public must exercise great caution.