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⁠Regulators in the Canadian province of British Columbia have shut down the Vancouver-based Einstein cryptocurrency exchange

⁠Aragon votes against Ethereum changing its proof-of-work mining algorithm before Ethereum 2.0

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⁠Roger Ver will send $5 worth of Bitcoin Cash to all of his Facebook friends, which he states “could easily become worth $5,000 some day”

⁠Huawei has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the People’s Bank of China’s Digital Currency Research Institute

⁠San Marino Republic launches its Blockchain Entities Register, inviting industry firms to be officially recognized as blockchain entities

⁠The Kadena network has gone live today, with the firm announcing a new $20 million token sale

⁠Bulls are pushing Bitcoin price higher and the weekly close hints that a big move is brewing

⁠A user has sued cryptocurrency exchange Bittrex for allegedly allowing hackers to steal nearly $1 million in Bitcoin through its negligence

⁠Crypto hacks are getting more common despite improved safety measures. Here’s a list of the top five crypto hacks of the industry

⁠A New York court has entered an order forcing defendants to pay $4.25 million in penalties for investment fraud involving the “worthless” cryptocurrency ATM Coin

⁠Blockchain service firm T-Systems signed a memorandum of understanding with Maltese government agency supporting business development

⁠The Token Taxonomy Initiative, which boasts major tech and financial firms as members, has launched its Token Taxonomy Framework

⁠After enabling bech32 withdrawals last week, Bitfinex now supports Bitcoin bech32 deposits

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⁠Bitcoin on course for a slight dip before bulls return, says Willy Woo

⁠BitMEX reassures that no other data except emails has been disclosed in a mass email leak on Nov. 1

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⁠India bets on blockchain role in warfare

⁠The Nasdaq-powered DX.Exchange — which listed securities tokens and tokenized stocks — is temporarily shutting down to pursue a merger or acquisition

⁠Czech central bank: only we can issue “coins”

⁠What are the main and potential dangers of mining pools that every miner should be aware of? Let’s find out

⁠Throughout the course of this week, OKEx will be rolling out support for Tezos deposits, withdrawals and trading against Bitcoin and Tether

⁠Researchers have alleged that market misconduct by a single whale was responsible for Bitcoin’s bull run to an all-time high of nearly $20,000

⁠How many of Tron’s 4 million accounts are active?

⁠China’s official state-owned media is promoting “orderly blockchain innovation” but cautioning against speculative cryptocurrency hype

⁠Everyone was short and Bitcoin was “going to $6,000.” So why did Scott Melker go long right before Bitcoin made a 40% move?

⁠The Bahrain Economic Development Board announced a fast-track program for fintech startups, which expedites visa requirements and registration processes