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⁠Cryptocurrency lender Dharma has put a moratorium on new deposits and loans

⁠A chief investment banking strategist for BMO says that, in his view, it is premature to call Bitcoin a safe haven

⁠A couple based out of California has pleaded guilty to distributing drugs via a dark-web marketplace in exchange for cryptocurrencies

⁠A U.S. lawmaker has introduced a bill that, once law, would free up cryptocurrencies from double taxation under current regulations

⁠Has VC completely nullified the need for ICOs or will startups rebrand the crypto fundraising mania under the guise of IEOs and STOs?

⁠Kik says the SEC has seriously misrepresented the facts relevant to their case, and they will not succeed in the courtroom

⁠Major Malaysian electric utility Tenaga Nasional Bhd has fallen victim to an illegal cryptocurrency mining operation, which resulted in a $760,736 loss

⁠Can Bitcoin sustain the recent up-move or is it time to book profits? Let’s consult the charts

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⁠Crypto swaps and hardware wallet producer ShapeShift responded to recent reports that there was a side-channel attack vulnerability in one of its devices

⁠Bitcoin briefly broke the $12,000 mark again as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting moderate losses on the day by press time

⁠The South Korean capital is looking to release a native city-wide digital currency dubbed S-coin to encourage citizens to participate in the city’s governance

⁠A Canadian Bitcoin educator scammed a crypto scammer and sent the money to charity

​​Previously, Bitcoin maximalist and former Wall Street trader Max Keiser has "burned $10,000 in $USD shitcoin" to make the BTC price go up. He went on to say: "Bitcoin dominance is heading to 80% and that altcoins are d…

⁠Barring some mainstream media articles, most crypto-oriented content online present the industry in a good light, social media platforms driving sentiment change

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⁠Cybersecurity company FireEye claims that Chinese state hackers attack cryptocurrency and video game enterprises

⁠Shenzhen issued nearly 6 million blockchain invoices with a total value of $553 million since inception in August 2018

⁠Standard Chartered has completed its first cross-border blockchain letter of credit transaction in the oil industry with Thai state-owned oil giant PTT Group

⁠The correlation between Bitcoin and physical gold has almost doubled in the past three months, fresh data from Bloomberg reveals

⁠Amazon is looking to hire a software development engineer to develop an advertisement blockchain

​​While fresh data confirms that the crypto community continues to be male-dominated, the gender imbalance may be less extreme than previously thought. Moreover, female crypto investors are 30% more likely to be in the t…

⁠The Financial Intelligence Unit of South Korea's Financial Services Commission has revealed plans to bring cryptocurrency exchanges under its direct regulation

⁠Bitcoin price return to $11,500 is ‘buy the dip’ opportunity

⁠The ECB argues that “closing the data gaps associated with crypto-assets” continues to pose a significant challenge for regulators and financial institutions

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⁠Coinbase lawsuit lacks sufficient fraud evidence, says judge

⁠The alleged exit scam purportedly involved the sale of native exchange asset EtherDelta Token following the acquisition of the exchange by unnamed Chinese investors

⁠Binance investigating user data leak ‘FUD’

⁠Anomica and blockchain network Harmony have acquired Quidd to expand sale of crypto collectibles