Cointelegraph

⁠As the impending Brexit deal means that the pound could be hit hard, what will happen in the crypto markets? Let’s take a look

⁠This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Bakkt gets its first acquisition as the government shutdown drags out the approval process, and the ETH hard fork is delayed until February

⁠A lack of Bitcoin exchange-traded notes is preventing Wall Street institutional investors from joining the crypto space, according to Cboe Global Markets CEO Ed Tilly

⁠Cryptocurrency profits must be reported to the Chilean Internal Revenue Service by local taxpayers, local crypto media reports

⁠Bitcoin approaches the $3,550 mark again as all the top 20 cryptocurrencies are seeing moderate to major losses

⁠A licensing system should be introduced for crypto services, according to official advice received by Pete Hoekstra, the Netherlands’ Minister of Finance

⁠Huobi has entered the Japanese market, while the FSA might grant licenses for other players, including Coinbase, within next few months

⁠In South Korea, the leaders of cryptocurrency exchange Komid have reportedly been sentenced to serve time in jail for faking exchange volumes

⁠An agreement to cooperate on the creation of a cryptocurrency between the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia has been announced

⁠Bitcoin approaches the $3,750 mark again as all the top 20 cryptocurrencies are seeing slight to moderate gains