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⁠China continues to streamline the guidelines on blockchain patent applications

⁠Medical cannabis companies rush to sign up for blockchain-secured cannabis tracker

​​Today, Bitcoin turns 11 years old! On Jan. 3, 2009, the first block and the first 50 Bitcoin were generated. Over 11 years, Bitcoin's growth has reached more than 304,000,000%, with a market capitalization of $133 bill…

⁠Six virtual banks have joined the Hong Kong Institute of Bankers as corporate members

​​Our new Hodler’s is like a breath of fresh air in the new year, summarizing all the main news and providing you with the stats you need to know from December.

⁠How the immutability of blockchain technology can help to improve globalization

⁠A few top-10 cryptocurrencies have reached their first target objective and if the momentum sustains further upside continuation seems likely

⁠#Bitcoin premium soars in Iranian rials as U.S.-Iran tensions reach a boiling point

⁠Crypto regulation in Russia, China and India was very confusing in 2019. Should we expect more clarity in 2020 from these developing economies?

⁠Forced out Bitmain co-founder Micree Zhan Ketuan has initiated a legal case to regain his position

⁠Big bounce by Bitcoin back across $7K gives more hope for the bulls

⁠Israel registered 30% growth in the number of blockchain companies operating in the country, in 2019

⁠U.S. citizen Joanna De Alba allegedly promoted and sold narcotics for Bitcoin

⁠ECB research suggests it would continue discouraging saving money if it issued digital currency

⁠SEC demands financial records of Telegram ICO

⁠Bitcoin has hit $7,300 once more as geopolitical tensions swell, and could go on to $50,000 this year, says Anton Trenchev

⁠Binance CEO pledges to “bring crypto to the masses” as euro trading goes live on the main platform

⁠Bitcoin bounced strongly near the $6,800 support to reclaim yesterday’s losses and attempt a rally above $7.3K

⁠Electra project to beta-test ElectraPay, a cryptocurrency payment system for merchants

⁠Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong sums up the past decade for the crypto industry