Cointelegraph

⁠Bitcoin price needs to flip the $6,800-$6,900 zone to support or risk a rising wedge breakdown to $6,500 and below

⁠Manitoba’s securities regulator has issued a warning against crypto scams after an increasing number of locals have been victimized by virtual currency fraud

⁠According to Japanese crypto exchange bitbank, interest in Bitcoin spiked following the recent price bloodbath

⁠The Malaysian Palm Oil Council has introduced a blockchain-based app that enables users to track palm oil-related information throughout the supply chain

⁠The Maker Foundation’s handover finalizes a three-month transition to decentralized governance over the protocol

⁠Communication-related tokens have surged over 18 percent in the last week capitalizing on the coronavirus fears

⁠Block producers have approved the first stage of a new system that will allow any EOS account to propose a budget for its project

⁠In the midst of the Coronavirus panic and the upcoming halving event, Bitcoin is possibly in a prime position to world’s most secure store-of-value asset

⁠Cardano launched an off-chain scalability protocol that can allegedly scale more than Visa’s payment network

⁠More than 5 million Koreans signed a petition demanding the ringleader behind a notorious Telegram sex crime chat room be named and shamed

⁠The Neo Foundation released $11 million in NEO for 2020, which adds to an already large active war chest