Cointelegraph

⁠Cryptocurrency investors will be unable to trade many tokens after Binanace’s main exchange platform becomes unavailable to U.S.-based accounts in September

⁠Facebook’s crypto project has reportedly secured support from dozens of stakeholders in.various industries, including telecommunications, e-commerce, and media

⁠New research revealed to Cointelegraph reports details on TON, Telegram’s blockchain project

Twitter founder Jack Dorsey goes into plans for new team to better the crypto landscape, hoping to ultimately improve frictionless payments via Square apps

⁠New research by CryptoCompare shows which crypto trading platforms perform best in terms of seven key metrics

⁠Financial Supervisory Authority, the single financial regulator in Iceland, has approved the first DLT-based electronic money firm Monerium

⁠Will altcoins resume the uptrend and follow Bitcoin higher? Let’s watch the charts

⁠Alukönigstahl CEO Stefan Grüll is working on the business model for a blockchain-based steel trading database dubbed “STEEL but SMART”

⁠The British financial regulator, Financial Conduct Authority, has blacklisted two clones of financial firms, including one posing as Goldman Sachs

⁠Bitcoin crossed the $8,400 mark again after breaching it earlier today as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting moderate losses on the day

⁠“Who has 200 million active users already?” Mike Kayamori of Liquid talks about the potential of the TON network as a DApps platform

​​A mobile payment protocol says council nodes will be “essential to the performance and security” of its blockchain #SPONSORED

⁠Cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex announces a burn initiative for the utility token LEO alongside new “Transparency Dashboard”

⁠Investment bank RBC Capital Markets believes that Facebook’s upcoming crypto project will be “one of the most important initiatives in the history of the company”

⁠People accused of counterfeiting banking cards and laundering the proceeds through bitcoin have been arrested by Spanish law enforcement

⁠Brazilian regulators will create a cross-sector regulatory sandbox to respond to digital transformations powered by new technologies such as DLT

⁠Grayscale research has shown the extent to which bitcoin bucked the downward trend in assets during the U.S.-China trade war

⁠Global tech giant Microsoft will collaborate with Icertis to enhance its blockchain-based contractual offering, the Icertis Blockchain Framework

⁠Standard Chartered Bank’s head of public affairs Ed Bowles has reportedly been hired by Facebook to work on its cryptocurrency project dubbed “Libra”

⁠Google Cloud has integrated Chainlink’s oracle middleware with its enterprise cloud data warehouse, allowing for on-chain and cloud-based interaction with ETH DApps

⁠Europol is hosting its 6th cryptocurrency conference, with over 300 crypto experts from law enforcement and the private sector reportedly in attendance

⁠The informal exchange of cryptocurrency over €1,000 is set to come to an end in Lithuania

⁠Crypto exchange Binance announced today that it has updated its terms of use, which notably includes a restriction of services to U.S.-based individual and corporate traders

⁠Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Uber and others have allegedly each invested around $10 million in a governance consortium for Facebook’s forthcoming cryptocurrency

⁠Learn more about cryptocurrency safe spaces, where fintech ventures are encouraged to delve into crypto and blockchain — from Switzerland to the Philippines