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⁠Bitfinex is now being hit by two class-action lawsuits simultaneously, alleging it manipulated the BTC market in 2017

⁠In a lengthy Facebook post on the upcoming decade, CEO Mark Zuckerberg calls for digital self-governance

⁠#Bitcoin price bounces back over the $8,000 mark, allowing traders to set their sights on the $8.6K to $9.2K zone but first bulls need to press above the 200-DMA and descending channel trendline

⁠In 2019, the U.S. ceded the top spot for most USD received via Bitcoin for the first time in six years, with Singapore taking its place

⁠Thai blockchain startup Lightnet raises $31 million to replace “inefficient” payments like SWIFT in Southeast Asian countries

⁠ConsenSys co-founder Andrew Keys believes in swift progress for Ethereum in 2020, but not everybody shares his excitement

⁠Authors of New York’s new digital payments system Inclusive Value Ledger claim that the initiative is still open for implementing blockchain technology

⁠The sharp rally in a few major altcoins increases the possibility that a trend reversal in the crypto market has begun

⁠As 5AMLD comes into effect, cryptocurrency service providers are on the hook for new regulations

⁠FCA is now responsible for the monitoring AML and CTF compliance of crypto-related companies

⁠Cointelegraph asked experts about their predictions for the minimum and maximum prices Bitcoin might have in 2020

⁠Cambridge student Robin Kohze has won the first Satoshi Nakamoto Scholarship to further develop its media-focused blockchain project

⁠People’s Bank of China has announced the realization of the top-layer design and joint testing of the planned digital yuan

⁠2020 will be the year Bitcoin beats its all-time high, Sonny Singh tells mainstream media

⁠In the case against the SEC, lawyers representing Telegram said a data-privacy compliance review ordered by the court could take five to seven weeks

⁠Six U.S. lawmakers have written to the Federal Communications Commission urging it to put pressure on telecoms providers to mitigate the risk of SIM swap attacks

⁠Kik is pushing to set a trial date with the SEC as preparatory activities continue

⁠Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial has been ranked the fifth most valuable private firm in China

⁠Plasma Group casts aside scalability research to focus on public goods funding

⁠The U.S. SEC is seeking a default judgment and $16 million in penalties from token sale platform ICOBox for operating as an unregistered securities broker

⁠Bitcoin reduces downside momentum after several days as BTC market being pulled into CME futures gap

⁠Decentralized social media platform hires Forbes exec to take on Facebook and Twitter

⁠China is continuing its blockchain-positive, anti-anonymity course with the new Cryptography Law — it requires private firms to reveal their encryption services and more