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⁠Japanese messaging giant Line launches its crypto trading platform Bitmax

⁠German must reject “parallel currencies” like Facebook’s Libra Coin, says German finance minister

⁠Iota introduces Chronicle, which allows node owners to store data for indefinite timeframes

⁠Ripple-backed Coil, Mozilla and Creative Commons are jointly donating $100 million for a program aimed at monetizing web content

​​A platform has developed token protocols that enable blockchain developers to add options like income verification and “geofencing” at the token layer #Sponsored

⁠The price of Bitcoin stalls at $10,200, while altcoins continue explosive bull run

⁠Employment platform for freelancers receives developer grant from MakerDAO to integrate DAI payments

⁠Huobi officially launches Huobi Argentina, with plans to set up a fiat-to-cryptocurrency gateway

⁠While Hedera continues to attract major companies to its governing council, the Hashgraph’s performance is being questioned

⁠Binance will launch lending for Monero, Zcash and Dash within its fifth phase of service, starting Sept. 20

⁠Coinbase vice president Dorothy D. DeWitt will now serve as director of the division of market oversight at the U.S. CFTC

⁠Lithuanian convenience stores Narvesen and Lithuanian Press kiosks to sell Bitcoin

⁠Australian law enforcement has uncovered a gang allegedly involved in laundering millions of dollars through crypto

⁠Emotions are the enemy of every Bitcoin and cryptocurrency trader

​​“The world’s first Swiss mechanical watch to be certified on the blockchain” has been unveiled — and just 2,010 pieces are being made #SPONSORED

⁠Financial services company Wells Fargo & Company is planning to pilot a DLT-based internal settlement service in 2020

⁠Billionaire businessman Steve Schwarzman likes blockchain but says that applying it to money creation is odd

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⁠Dutch green fabrics firm Waste2Wear launches the world’s first collection of fabrics made from ocean plastics traceable via blockchain

⁠Big Four auditing firm Deloitte allows its staff to pay for food using a mobile Bitcoin wallet

⁠Only Ethereum inspiring traders as Bitcoin price stays flat

⁠Binance makes its first strategic Chinese investment by participating in a $200 million funding round in crypto publication Mars Finance

⁠Blockchain real estate investment firm AssetBlock launches its commercial real estate investment platform on Algorand’s blockchain

⁠The smartphone-focused cryptocurrency network has consolidated its user base in under six months since its launch in March

⁠For the majority of restaurants claiming “Bitcoin accepted here,” the initiative doesn’t go beyond PR and temporary promotions

⁠The number of Bitcoin addresses with assets worth at least $100,000 has hit almost 160,000 — an all-time-high for the decentralized network

⁠Blockchain intelligence service providers are being sought by the US Army Criminal Investigation Command to track financial criminals

⁠JPMorgan back in the dock for precious metals trading fraud

⁠20% of affluent U.K. millennials have invested in crypto with the figure rising to as high as 29% among those with more disposable assets

⁠Hedera Hashgraph launches the public mainnet beta test, begins token distribution