Cointelegraph

⁠Tether is now issuing its stablecoin USDT on the Tron blockchain

⁠The National University of Columbia has joined the Bloxberg global blockchain consortium

⁠U.S. presidential candidate Andrew Yang has called for the implementation of uniform crypto and digital assets regulations in the U.S.

⁠The Reserve Bank of India’s regulatory sandbox will accept blockchain projects, but excludes cryptocurrency-related projects like initial coin offerings

⁠Bithumb has managed to freeze a major part of the stolen funds in collaboration with other exchanges and local police, but details of the hack are still sketchy. Learn more here

​​Volkswagen is using a blockchain-powered platform to keep track of where its cobalt comes from, amid concerns it is sometimes unsafely sourced

​​Bitcoin hovers over the $5,250 mark as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies report gains

​​Bakkt, the intercontinental Exchange-lead institutional cryptocurrency trading platform, could reportedly acquire a New York BitLicense to launch its bitcoin futures

​​Online payment giant PayPal won a U.S. patent to protect users from losing access to their data due to a crypto ransomware attack

​​U.S. financial regulators SEC and FINRA will discuss digital currencies at a broker-dealer meeting in June

​​Who do you think Satoshi Nakamoto really is? Share your opinion in the comments!

​​Major crypto exchange Binance launches its own blockchain, expects to execute mainnet swap on April 23

​​Blockchain smartphone startup Sirin Labs has laid off a quarter of its workforce, due to overestimating the sales of its blockchain smartphone, Finney

​​Hbus, the operator of the United States-based crypto exchange Huobi(dot)com, has today launched three trading pairs for XRP

⁠France’s Minister of State for the Digital Sector says he is open to cooperating with crypto exchanges to support crypto donations for Notre Dame’s reconstruction

⁠Data obtained by Reuters says trajectory of startup crypto funding so far could put this year on course to break records

⁠South Korean crypto exchange Coinnest has begun to terminate its services as of April 16, stating it has struggled to cope with changes in the crypto and blockchain industry

⁠The U.S. federal government is expected to raise its blockchain spending to $123.5 million by 2022

⁠Binance CFO highlights OTC performance following Q1 profit reveal

⁠Reuters reports that the Japanese FSA will require cryptocurrency exchanges to strengthen internal supervision of cold wallets