Cointelegraph

⁠Ethereum core developers have set a new launch point for the Constantinople hard fork with the upgrade expected to come after Jan. 14

⁠An EU blockchain forum report considers government blockchain-powered “self-sovereign” digital identity systems

⁠Markets continue the downward march following more delays from the U.S. SEC on a decision about Bitcoin ETFs

​​Major crypto exchange Coinbase “explores” listing 31 cryptocurrencies, including Ripple, EOS and Cardano

​​The Swiss city of Zug, home to crypto and blockchain development hub “Crypto Valley,” has been ranked the fastest-growing tech community in Europe

​​Cryptocurrency exchanges registered in South Korea have overtaken their Maltese-registered counterparts by average daily trade volume in November

​​Decentralized internet protocol TRON CEO Justin Sun has said the company will build a fund to “rescue” ETH and EOS developers from the alleged “collapse” of their platforms

​​Two new bills focusing on cryptocurrency market manipulation aim to “position the United States to be a leader in the cryptocurrency industry”

​​⁠Regulator and central bank confirm Malaysia is pursuing crypto regulations

​​⁠Mastercard has filed a patent that aims to anonymize transactions on a blockchain, rather than just the user behind any individual wallet

​​⁠Professors say regulatory “overlap” disadvantages U.S. crypto innovation

⁠Bitcoin is trading below $3.4k, Ethereum is down to double digits; crypto markets are seeing widespread, heavy losses

⁠U.S. SEC Commissioner and “Crypto Mom” Hester Peirce said a Bitcoin ETF could be “20 years from now or it could be tomorrow”

⁠UnitedCorp has launched a suit against Roger Ver and other major industry players for allegedly using “unfair methods” during the BCH network upgrade

⁠Ledger partners with German crypto firm Neufund to let users manage security tokens directly from Ledger’s desktop app