Cointelegraph

⁠Experts in crypto and blockchain take on the question: What prevents the U.S. from becoming the global leader in crypto regulations?

⁠Iran’s government released a new law that does not accept crypto as legal tender or recognize transactions carried out with cryptocurrency

⁠This week on Hodler’s Digest: Facebook makes a candid confession about Libra as new research indicates more women may invest in crypto than first thought

⁠Bangladesh is using financing from an IT fund to send new IT graduates abroad for training in distributed ledger technology

⁠The People’s Bank of China is prioritizing the development of a national digital currency

⁠Bitcoin continues to gain momentum this week, up from around $9,500 and nearing $11,000, while altcoins see mixed results

⁠Cybersecurity company Symantec reports that scammers earned $1.2 million in Bitcoin through “sextortion” and bomb threat emails

⁠Bitcoin’s price has turned around. Can it break out of its recent highs? Let’s study the chart

⁠Multiple metrics suggest Bitcoin is back on the path to a new all-time high

⁠FATF regulation requires disclosing the identity of crypto addresses’ owners. Is the IRS next?

​​Vitalik Buterin encourages the decision to mix BTC Lightning Network with ETH, claiming further on the thread that the future of cryptocurrencies is “diverse and pluralist.” Do you think he’s right? Share your thoughts…

⁠Litecoin halving overview: Experts think investors that are hoping for prices to skyrocket will be left disappointed - “smart money always buy the rumour and sell the news.”

⁠Don’t buy in a falling market. Know at what level the trend changes? Let’s study the charts