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⁠Major Austrian telecom operator A1 now accepts 6 cryptos as payment in 7 shops in Austria

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⁠WhatsApp is reportedly looking to partner with local firms to launch digital payments in Indonesia

⁠The U.S. SEC reaches a $268,998 settlement with ICO Rating over alleged violations of anti-touting provisions of the Securities Act of 1933

⁠Industry experts note surge in South Korean crypto projects seeking to list their early-stage products on overseas platforms

⁠Bitfinex and Tether respond to judge’s ruling that the New York Attorney General has jurisdiction in the ongoing case against them

⁠Here’s how exchange platforms pick new digital assets and delist others

⁠Almost all top-20 coins by market cap are in the red today, with Ethereum Classic and Bitcoin price the primary exceptions

⁠Everex has obtained a full Money Transmitter License from New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance

⁠Square Crypto announce hiring of Blockstream co-founder

⁠The European Commission is concerned that Libra will stifle competition from rival service providers

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⁠Major cryptocurrency transaction tracker Whale Alert announces its 2.0 version for independent blockchains

⁠U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo believes that Bitcoin should be regulated the same way as other electronic financial transactions

⁠Crypto trading firm INX Limited plans to raise between $5 and $130 million within one year in IPO, per SEC filing

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⁠Ledger to provide its asset management system to Estonian cybersecurity-focused crypto exchange Rokkex

⁠CEO of online travel giant Booking Holdings said that blockchain-based currencies will gain more popularity especially outside the U.S.

⁠Japan’s largest gift card platform Amaten will issue tokenized gift cards in partnership with blockchain network provider Aelf

⁠The chief defendant in an alleged $15 million ICO fraud case has appealed against an asset freeze from the SEC

⁠Veteran frontier markets investor Mark Mobius suggested that cryptocurrencies will help boost the price of gold

⁠The Winklevoss twins have been in talks about joining Facebook’s Libra Association

⁠No $11K Bitcoin just yet as markets coast downwards

⁠The Bitcoin hash rate hits a new record at 82.5 TH/s

⁠Residents of Japan can now buy Bitcoin with loyalty points

⁠China’s central bank will soon launch its state-backed digital currency, influenced by Facebook’s Libra

⁠.@Bitcoin Twitter account appears to embrace actual Bitcoin once again

⁠Crypto payment app Metal adds first non-native cryptocurrencies

⁠Circle CEO is confident that Bitcoin is becoming an increasingly attractive safe haven for investors

⁠A Supreme Court judge in Canada has upheld the seizure of assets in a crypto fraud case