Cointelegraph

⁠In light of recent announcements of US Air Force funding for blockchain technology, we examine applications throughout US defense

⁠This week from Cointelegraph en Español: news on payments in Spain, the Petro in Venezeula and Paypal in Mexico

⁠Libra is facing stiff competition on all fronts with the U.S. government setting up regulatory roadblocks and competitors launching their own versions. How is the project coping?

⁠After banning cryptocurrencies in 2014, Kyrgyzstan has now submitted a draft law that will allow taxation on cryptocurrency mining

⁠China vs. U.S. trade war spreads to cryptocurrencies and the control over blockchain technologies

⁠Bitcoin’s Lightning Network coder discovered “security issues which could cause loss of funds”

⁠Former ConsenSys ventures head Kavita Gupta joines security token project Dusk Network

⁠Islamic finance and Sharia advisory firm Amanie Advisors put forward Ether’s compliance with Islamic religious law

⁠Bitcoin price dip under $10K doesn’t mean the end of a bull market, historical data shows

⁠As BitPAC plans to launch an ICO in support of 2020 candidate, can PACs popularize cryptocurrency donations in the U.S. politics?

⁠Bounce or plunge. What do the charts bode for Bitcoin? Let’s analyze

⁠Why Amazon is hiring blockchain experts for its advertising division and needs tokenization to differentiate itself from Google and Facebook

⁠Telegram Open Network’s blockchain public testing to start on Sept. 1, says one of the investors

⁠While blockchain scalability is one of the biggest hurdles to mass adoption, the existing consensus mechanisms come with their own set of tradeoffs. To decentralize nonfinancial blockchains as well, we’re going to need…

⁠Automotive supplier Continental pilots “Earn As You Ride” app that lets drivers monetize their parking data

⁠The largest credit card processing company in Brazil unveils support for crypto payment