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⁠University students in Moscow to test blockchain voting tech that could be used in the next mayoral elections

⁠Global coffee chain Starbucks is working with Microsoft on its blockchain-based coffee tracking initiative

⁠Ether volumes on DApps have registered a new high, but the number of new DApps coming on chain is low

⁠Charlie Munger, VP of holding company Berkshire Hathaway, said that BTC investors share the values of Judas Iscariot

⁠An already-fixed critical vulnerability which could have rendered the TRX blockchain unusable has been disclosed by the Tron Foundation

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⁠The Sustainable Shrimp Partnership has joined IBM’s Food Trust, and will use blockchain tech to track shrimp products

⁠Following the strong recovery, will markets continue to rally, or will they hit resistance? Let’s take a look at the charts

⁠⁠Winklevoss Capital has participated in a $4.5 million seed financing round in a flare mitigation provider to advance its construction of data centers that can mine cryptocurrencies

⁠⁠76-years old Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz again says that cryptocurrencies should be shut down due to a lack of transparency

⁠⁠A top executive at one of Asia’s biggest banks says the $9 trillion trade finance industry needs to go paperless to tackle fraud, citing blockchain-based examples

⁠⁠A test ad campaign for PepsiCo built on blockchain delivered a 28% increase in efficiency

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⁠A blockchain-enabled security borrowing and lending proof-of-concept is about to be carried out by Kuala Lumpur stock exchange Bursa Malaysia

⁠A top executive at SIX Swiss Exchange has revealed the company will look to issue its own digital tokens as part of its forthcoming blockchain-powered digital exchange, SDX

⁠FCC regulator says the U.S. is attempting to get to grips with the inefficient use of radio frequencies and could leverage blockchain

⁠Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett has again derided bitcoin for its purported lack of real use value, likening the coin to a seashell that “just sits there”

⁠iFinex lambasts New York Attorney General over “incomplete or incorrect facts” in new response to court case

⁠CoinMarketCap has excluded Bitfinex’s price for bitcoin from its global average

⁠The CFTC has an open-minded stance on ether futures trading, an unnamed official suggests

⁠Bloomberg: United States $7 trillion investment firm Fidelity will reportedly roll out bitcoin (BTC) trading for institutional clients in the coming weeks

⁠According to two anonymous sources, MIT professor Christian Catalini is reportedly working on Facebook’s coin

⁠Self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto Craig Wright has been ordered by a U.S. court to produce a list of his bitcoin public addresses as of the end of 2013

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