Cointelegraph

⁠Cryptocurrencies are declining again, after yesterday’s brief recovery attempt

​​We already asked people on the street to guess if it’s the name of a crypto or birth control pill. Now it’s time to guess if it’s crypto or... cannabis?

⁠Ethereum’s Constantinople hard fork has been reportedly delayed until at least the next week over a newly discovered vulnerability

​​⁠India’s first digital bank, DBS-owned Digibank, is allegedly closing accounts involved in crypto-related activity

​​⁠The team developing a national crypto for the Marshall Islands has revealed they are still at work, despite previous uncertainty among officials

​​⁠Serbian startup claims that Google has blacklisted Ethereum as a Google Ad keyword — learn more details about the case

​​⁠The IoT industry is reportedly turning to blockchain in search of a solution for device security

​​SBI Crypto Investment, a subsidiary of the Japanese financial giant SBI Holdings, has invested in crypto firm Breadwinner AG

​​⁠Bitcoin approaches the $3,700 mark again as all the top 20 cryptocurrencies are seeing slight to moderate gains

​​New Zealand digital assets exchange Cryptopia has suspended services after detecting a major hack that has reportedly “resulted in significant losses”

⁠Decentralized exchange aggregator Totle has closed a fresh funding round led by Arrington XRP, NEO Global Capital (NGC) and Goren Holm Ventures

⁠U.S. regulators should reevaluate their approach to the cryptocurrency market, says former congressman

⁠Ethereum hard fork produces little worry for major exchanges Kraken and Coinbase

⁠Crypto malware in Pirate Bay torrent injects ads but can also steal cryptocurrency, researcher reveals

⁠According to a recent report by Diar, 2018 saw a significant increase in trade volumes on crypto exchanges, as well as a shift of Bitcoin mining power to smaller mining pools

⁠Difficulty bomb delay, mining reward decrease, ETH price change — What else is to be expected by the community ahead of the Constantinople fork? Perspectives from analysts, investors and developers