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⁠China issued $2.8 billion in blockchain-based special financial bonds for small and micro enterprises

⁠Trading platform eToro is reportedly planning to launch a debit card in Q2 2020

⁠Whipsaw trading on Monday has set the tone for what one analyst believes will be a rocky week for Bitcoin price

⁠Binance’s fiat gateway partner now allows users to buy crypto with credit cards using Japanese yen and the Canadian dollar

⁠Evaluating crypto trading platforms can be difficult so here are 10 things to consider when searching for the right exchange for investing and trading

⁠Binance rolls out BTC and ETH futures trading on iOS as its futures platform hits an ATH of $2.7 billion

⁠A handful of altcoins could offer lucrative buying opportunities if Bitcoin continues to lead the market higher

⁠Finding limited traction, Huobi’s U.S. wing is ceasing operations

Ethereum just moved to a new stage of its development: Istanbul. The update brings the cryptocurrency even closer to the ETH2.0 launch. Cointelegraph compiled an explanatory article about the new update, Ether’s path tow…

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⁠The U.S. SEC is seeking to reopen a case against a Bitcoin fraudster in order to extract monetary penalties

⁠ICE’s digital asset arm Bakkt launches the first regulated Bitcoin options and cash-settled futures

⁠Lithuania’s central bank announced that in 2020 it will release a blockchain-based collector coin

⁠“Boring” Bitcoin price performance could nonetheless form the basis for a march to $8K, says Cointelegraph analyst

⁠Japan’s second-largest power utility is extending its trial of a blockchain system for trading renewable energy certificates

⁠Major cryptocurrency exchange OKEx plans to launch options trading on Dec. 27

⁠Several Chinese banks and economic participants will reportedly pilot the digital yuan in two cities

⁠Capital gains taxation on crypto transactions could be introduced by the first half of 2020, South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance has confirmed

⁠Lay attorneys are puzzled by Nordea’s BTC ban: “They are within their rights, but to prohibit every single employee from trading cryptocurrencies [...] seems weird.”

⁠Several crypto exchanges announced support for Ethereum network, the Istanbul hard fork