Cointelegraph

⁠The U.K. government is exploring the use of distributed ledger technology to secure digital evidence and identity information

​​The World Bank and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the country’s largest bank, have issued a public bond exclusively through blockchain technology

​​Markets see red following Bitcoin ETF rejections from US regulators and news of toughened anti-crypto measures in China

​​Decentralized ID platforms can give us control over our online identities, but face problems of centralization, government resistance, and Facebook dominance

​​UK watchdog The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has granted its third e-money license to a crypto-related company, the payment card firm Wirex

​​⁠New York State gets one more crypto mining outfit as DPW repurposes hydroelectric dam

​​LG CNS: blockchain technology is among seven core strategic goals that aim to promote growth of the “fourth industrial revolution”

​​Police in California have arrested an alleged hacker who reportedly stole crypto totalling more than $1 million by hijacking cellphones

​​China is banning all public venues from hosting any crypto-related events in Beijing’s Chaoyang district, as well as moving to close loopholes for online crypto-related activities

⁠Valens Bank, a German offshore private banking company, will use Stockholm IT Ventures AB’s software for crypto fund tradings

⁠Kaspersky Lab: North Korea’s Lazarus Group attempted to infect a cryptocurrency exchange with new malware

⁠US politician Tulsi Gabbard discloses crypto holdings of Ethereum and Litecoin following a June rule change

⁠U.S. FTC publishes letter to consumers on the “Bitcoin blackmail scam,” which it refers to as a “new scam targeting men”

⁠Japan’s financial regulator says the agency is seeking to balance between innovation and consumer protection when it comes to crypto exchanges

⁠The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has rejected a total of nine applications to list and trade various Bitcoin ETFs from three applicants