Cointelegraph

⁠Bitcoin needs to close above $8,200 this weekend or bears could seize the opportunity to push BTC price back below $7,800

⁠From Cointelegraph auf Deutsch: This week’s selected cryptocurrency and blockchain news from the German-speaking world

⁠Liechtenstein’s Parliament unanimously approves the Blockchain Act

⁠Former U.S. Army interpreter sentenced to 30 years in jail for selling opiates using crypto

⁠Tether and Bitfinex expect a lawsuit as they became aware of an unreleased paper alleging that USDT is involved in market manipulation

⁠How did the so-called “crypto winter” affect the entire industry

⁠After hovering around $8,100 over the past two days, Bitcoin dips below the price point as most of the top 20 coins see losses

⁠With studies showing billions worth of crypto being lost to hackers, the crypto industry needs insurance now more than ever. Major insurers are, however, cautious

⁠Bitcoin is positively correlated with the S&P 500 and is not a hedge against macro turmoil, according to Fundstrat Global Advisors co-founder Tom Lee

⁠Multiple signals suggest that altcoins are at an important support level. It could break bullish if Bitcoin continues to consolidate or make a strong upside move

⁠Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis announces the launch of its on-demand compliance and investigations software for several Ethereum-based ERC-20 tokens

⁠The U.S. government reacted to Facebook’s Libra “like they almost want to be left behind,” says Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong

⁠Following cannabis supply chains, Æternity blockchain will also be applied to Uruguay’s internal democratic processes and voting

⁠A hacker has returned 17 domain names obtained through a bug during an Ethereum Name Service auction