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⁠The next decade will see a digital transformation in China with blockchain adoption, according to Minsheng Bank’s chairman

⁠Hacker group demanded two $933,000 ransoms for restoring and not published the data of five compromised U.S. law firms

⁠The United States Marshals Service will auction 4,040 BTC in February, requiring a $200,000 deposit to take part

⁠E-voting experiments worldwide resulted in a lack of security and low voter confidence in the results. What has changed with blockchain tech, and why?

​​Cointelegraph welcomes Jon Rice as the new editor of Cointelegraph Magazine

​​Insolar launches MainNet technology. Corporate blockchain company Insolar is developing a platform for reliable data exchange among enterprises, and on Feb. 3, 2020, it announced the commercial launch of its mainnet. T…

⁠Altcoins have followed Bitcoin’s surge by producing impressive double-digit gains but for how long will it last?

⁠Some Coinbase users cannot withdraw more than $10 per day from the exchange, a Redditor complains

⁠Ingenico and Worldline merge to become a European payments behemoth

⁠Most major cryptocurrencies are likely to dip in the next few days to shake out the weaker hands, after which the uptrend could resume

⁠Investment platform CurioInvest and MERJ Exchange will jointly offer a token backed by collector luxury cars

⁠Mastercard CEO explains his issues with Facebook’s Libra

⁠MIT researchers have created a new crypto-routing scheme to notably reduce blockchain-based transaction processing times

⁠Tech giant IBM says blockchain can help enterprises manage casual work contract reconciliation

⁠Aztec launches private DAI on Ethereum’s mainnet, says private contracts will come this year

⁠Singapore’s central bank and regulator MAS has licensed capital markets blockchain platform iSTOX to operate in the city-state

⁠Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss have been awarded six patents pertaining to stablecoins

⁠The difference between utility and security tokens is not all as clear as some regulators make out, argue researchers for the Oxford University Law blog

⁠Bitcoin should see a “significant” price move on the back of futures strength, one analyst believes

⁠Indian policy think tank NITI Aayog explains the need for blockchain in the country in its newly published strategy document

⁠China attempts to buoy markets with 1.2 trillion yuan as markets fall and analysts closely watch Bitcoin’s reaction

⁠Bitcoin’s mining difficulty seems to be driving BTC price in 2020, but are we really in a bull market?