Cointelegraph

⁠The recent increase in CME Bitcoin futures challenges the narrative that institutional investors exited crypto

⁠US-based ALYI has announced that the tokens for its upcoming $100 million initial coin offering have been minted on the Ethereum blockchain

⁠Organizations will work together by raising funds via cryptocurrencies to combat the coronavirus emergency in Italy

⁠Rhode Island’s recently introduced Blockchain Act also includes significant cryptocurrency implications

⁠Despite the insurance funds of Deribit and Binance falling by more than 50% in the crash, BitMex’s insurance fund is posting record highs

⁠All individuals who attended the EthCC conference in Paris from March 3 to March 5 are being urged to get tested for coronavirus as the number of confirmed cases among conference-goers grows

⁠A Washington court has sided against six crypto mining entities who sued Grant County for upping the electricity prices it charged to “emerging industries” in 2018

⁠This week’s news from Japan included BitFlyer hitting 2.5 million users, Tokai Tokyo Securities joining Japan’s STO group, and more

⁠The CovidLock ransomware changes a device’s screen lock password, demanding $100 worth of BTC in exchange for as password that restores access to the phone

⁠Bitcoin price drops to yearly lows on coronavirus but BTC isn’t out of the woods yet

⁠While the market is experiencing high trading volumes, millions of traders are left hanging as Robinhood experiences multiple outages

⁠A lucky former miner appears to have cashed out an old stash of 1,000 Bitcoin just days before Thursday’s brutal crash

⁠Bitcoin is trading above $5,000 after avoiding a retest of Thursday’s apocalyptic lows overnight

⁠The Morgan Creek Digital co-founder predicts that monetary stimulus measures in the U.S. will coincide with the Bitcoin halving to spark the next bull run

⁠The application of UDAAP laws to cryptocurrencies not deemed securities will hold issuers responsible for the accuracy of advertising materials and customer agreements

⁠With Bitcoin losing nearly 40% of value, many question whether the flagship crypto asset is truly an independent class