Cointelegraph

⁠This week’s selected cryptocurrency news from the German-speaking world, courtesy of Cointelegraph auf Deutsch

⁠In letter to investors, Telegram calls February hearings “a positive step” in process of determining that Gram tokens are not securities

⁠Taiwanese electronics giant HTC has launched its new smartphone Exodus 1s, enabling users to run a full Bitcoin node on mobile

⁠Bittrex’s international trading platform to halt service in Venezuela and 30 other countries

⁠While banks are looking for ways to tokenize employees’ reputations, the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance has already found a way

⁠Bitcoin price recovers above $8,000 after BTC blockchain his 600,000 blocks and 18th million Bitcoin was mined

⁠“I’m not buying anything,” says Tron founder and CEO Justin Sun amid recent reports suggesting that he acquired crypto exchange Poloniex

⁠Despite the 2017 crypto trading ban, high-volume Bitcoin exchange is still possible in China via OTC desks run by major exchange platforms

⁠Some major issues must be resolved before blockchain voting becomes trustworthy, according to a new study

⁠Ripple’s XRP sales are down 73.66% in Q3 2019

⁠New York District Court postpones Telegram’s TON hearing to 2020

⁠The G20 nations agree that global stablecoins present serious public policy and regulatory risks

⁠Bitcoin is trading below $8,000 and suffering from more downward selling pressure