Cointelegraph

⁠A new malware campaign spreads crypto trojans through a copycat website, launching attacks via mining, information stealing and clipboard jacking of crypto addresses

⁠A Galaxy Digital fund led an almost $2 million funding round for a blockchain-based engagement program for online gamers

⁠During an interview with Ratinho's SBT show, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro stated that he does not know what bitcoin is

⁠Binance will reportedly issue its own stablecoins within two months, with the goal to make stablecoins available for more of the world’s currencies

⁠The SEC has filed charges of fraud against purported blockchain-related firm Longfin Corp

⁠Lightning Network support has been launched by non-custodial peer-to-peer exchange HodlHodl

⁠Social media giant Facebook will reportedly announce its cryptocurrency project this month

⁠South Korea’s national postal service Korea Post teamed up with cryptocurrency exchange Coinplug to apply blockchain technology in its billing system

⁠California public accountants are seeking clarity on reporting cryptocurrencies, as current standards are reportedly insufficient

⁠Where are major coins heading in the near future? Let’s take a look at the charts

⁠Coincheck voices its concern over new crypto laws in Japan, while other exchanges claim to be excited as they await the arrival of institutional investors

⁠A lawsuit has been filed by Dutch billionaire John De Mol over crypto ads using his image without permission

⁠Tax authorities in Japan say cryptocurrency traders have failed to report gains valued at $93 million over the past several years

⁠Ex-Bitmain CEO Jihan Wu could launch his newest venture in the next month: report

⁠The EU Commission has made suggestions for where Malta needs to spend funds, including cryptocurrency control

⁠Bitcoin is holding over the $7,800 mark as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting moderate losses on the day

⁠Kodak Services for Business unveiled a blockchain-based document management platform during a two-day conference in New York

⁠Russia’s third-largest food retailer, Dixy, has implemented an Ethereum blockchain-enabled trade finance platform for factoring services

⁠A Sao Paulo court has blocked funds in bank accounts linked to Grupo Bitcoin Banco, with 726,630 reals ($188,000) frozen

⁠Belarus remains worried about crypto’s role in cybercrime and tax evasion, according to comments from the country’s general prosecutor

⁠Are you sure the crypto world is free? Some lessons on governance, participation and decentralization from Tezos, Iota and others may prove the opposite

⁠A higher degree of accuracy for XRP volumes and sales has been promised by Ripple, the company behind the crypto asset

⁠Mark Karpeles — the former CEO of the now-defunct bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox — has revealed he will serve as the CTO of a new Japan-registered blockchain technology firm

⁠Italy's securities regulator has issued a 90-day suspension notice to investment firm Tessline and its cryptocurrency liracoin

⁠Bitcoin could inform investors worried about the U.S.-China trade war, according to an executive from financial planning and wealth advisory firm Bleakley Advisory Group

⁠Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten has partnered with Japan’s biggest railway firm, the East Japan Railway Company (JR East), to promote cashless payments

⁠Blockchain can make retail better for both businesses and customers — in many ways