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⁠Spanish telecoms operator Telefónica partners with IBM to apply blockchain technology to the management of international mobile phone call traffic

⁠Should traders start bottom fishing following today’s major sell-off or is it best to sit and wait until the decline plays out? Let’s consult the charts

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​​Leading insurance holding Ping An of China joins with the Sanya municipal government to develop a ‘“Smart City” promoting blockchain tech, among others

⁠Markets are down significantly on the day with most major coins sufferings losses over 10 percent, Bitcoin dips below $5,600

​​⁠In an announcement of its $200 million funding round, Sweetgreen, a renowned U.S. fast-casual salad chain, mentions blockchain among its key development areas

​​⁠Top global exchange OKEx has announced early delivery of Bitcoin Cash futures contracts immediately after trading stop time today

​​⁠October records a minimum of ICO listings for the last 12 months, however the total amount of capital raised is about 24% above September’s

​​Forex exchange settlement giant CLS will launch its IBM blockchain-powered netting service within “a matter of days”

​​⁠French stock market regulator claims that France accounts for a minor part of the global ICO market, while the U.S. leads the industry

​​Swiss stock exchange SIX, aiming to launch digital exchange on blockchain, believes the technology will replace traditional markets in a decade

​​⁠The CTO of IBM Blockchain for Financial Services has said that CBDCs can help to mitigate the risks that contributed to the 2008 financial crash, among other major benefits

​​⁠South Korea: stablecoin project and messaging giant Kakao have partnered for launching new payment system based on a blockchain tech

​​Tokyo police have arrested eight men that are suspected of collecting a total amount of $68.4 million in cash and cryptocurrency using a pyramid scheme

​​Cryptocurrency markets are showing red across the board Nov. 14, as a steep drop in Bitcoin ricocheted across major assets

​​⁠The ATO publication states that Australians have reported over 28,000 scam attempted associated with the ATO, and have paid nearly $1 million to scammers

​​⁠South Korea’s government requests banks to cooperate with crypto exchanges and provide fair banking services

​​⁠ The Thai branch of U.S. global IT company IBM will promote blockchain and artificial intelligence in order to turn the country into a major sales hub in the surrounding region

​​⁠More malware is targeting internet users in the form of WebCobra Monero miner, McAfee Labs reports

⁠Q Exchange sees condemnation of Thai regulators for offering unlicensed services

⁠IMF head says organization does not discount the idea of states launching central bank digital currencies

⁠The Bank of America has won a patent for a system for enterprises to store customers’ crypto deposits

⁠Susquehanna’s analysts say that due to the slump in crypto markets and declining network hashrates, mining Ethereum using a GPU is no longer profitable

⁠Xerox awarded patent for blockchain-based management system that tracks amendments to digital documents

⁠The Twitter account of Google’s G Suite was reportedly breached to lure users into a 10,000 Bitcoin giveaway scam

⁠An Ontario Superior Court Judge has ruled with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in a dispute with a crypto exchange regarding $19.6 million in frozen funds

⁠The operator of German crypto trading platform bitcoin.de has acquired a 100% stake in investment bank Tremmel, along with rights to operate under the institution’s banking license

⁠Trefis analysts have predicted that Nvidia will see strong GPU sales growth in Q3, but sales related to crypto activities will remain in a downtrend