Cointelegraph

⁠Kraken will start reinforcing its presence in the Indian market following the Supreme Court’s ruling

⁠London Blockchain Week organizers are urging any attendees who feel sick not to come as coronavirus takes hold

⁠Global markets imploded as the trading week started, providing Bitcon’s another opportunity to prove its status as a store of value asset

⁠The number of women working in blockchain companies has grown since 2018, so has the number of female crypto investors. But does that give women more recognition in the market?

⁠Blockchain technology will improve tracing in the Canadian steel industry

⁠Panic seems to have set in the crypto markets, which usually signals that a bottom could be close by

⁠Marc Bhargava, co-founder of crypto prime broker Tagomi, isn’t surprised by the current market selloff — he blames margin calls

⁠A state authority in Belarus wants to amend criminal procedure law to give authorities the right to confiscate crypto

⁠Social media network Twitter has reached a deal with an investor to keep Jack Dorsey as its CEO

⁠Robinhood experiences another technical outage, causing its clients to be unable to trade stocks and crypto

⁠Financial services giant Morningstar values the first Ethereum-based security, as part of its collaboration with U.S. restaurant chain Fatburger

⁠Not everyone is concerned about the current market crash despite near-record losses

​​Another trilemma for crypto advocates to consider as blockchain domain names become more common. Memorable, decentralized, secure: Can you really only pick two?

⁠The Lightning Network was touted as the payment solution to catapult Bitcoin into the realms of mainstream currency. Why hasn’t it happened yet?

⁠Binance Charity has made another donation to medical institutions in a bid to help coronavirus victims

⁠Bittrex Global will roll out credit card support and referral program days after launching a partner exchange in Australia

⁠Bitcoin is getting pummelled along with traditional markets but a relief bounce to $8,200 isn’t out of the question

⁠Security tokens are finding a cold reception in traditional capital markets as a tZero-backed platform attempts to secure SEC approval

⁠London-based smart wallet startup Argent has raised $12 million in a Series A led by Sequoia Capital-backed fund, Paradigm

⁠U.S. Congressman introduces Crypto-Currency Act, looking to finally clarify which regulator is responsible for which digital assets

⁠In one year, the number of Brave publishers has increased more than 550% on Youtube and 750% on Twitch

⁠Bitmain co-founder Micree Ketuan Zhan initiated a lawsuit against a subsidiary of the firm in an attempt to regain his position as the company’s CEO

⁠Bitcoin comes within $200 of its stock-to-flow average estimate, exactly tracking expectations, says creator PlanB

⁠Ireland-based auction house Wilsons Auctions is selling $125,000 worth of Bitcoin on behalf of the Belgian government

⁠ICO, STO, IEO, IDO, … , and other difficulties of contemporary investment models, but is VC still relevant and works as it did?

⁠PayPal’s CTO claims that crypto, in many cases, remains more akin to “asset play” than to currency

⁠PlusToken “slamming” the market is making losses worse for Bitcoin, warn analysts

⁠China’s blockchain trade platform has facilitated $12.4 billion in transactions between 38 banks and 1,900 firms since 2018

⁠In a blog post from Horizon CEO Peter Kieltyka, the company revealed it had raised $5 million for their digital trading card game SkyWeaver

⁠Bitcoin price loses the $8K level in a bloody Monday for markets across the board