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⁠Ross Ulbricht turns 36 today

⁠Does the preliminary injunction against TON apply only to American investors? That’s the latest question in Telegram’s effort to launch its blockchain project

⁠Russian police seized almost 1,500 mining rigs from an illegal bitcoin mining farm, spread across several locations

⁠Major altcoins find their tweet-counts nearing three-year lows while Bitcoin gobbles up Twitter real-estate

⁠DeFi barely recovers from a serious blow: “It was only a matter of time before the shockwaves from the growing financial crisis shook the very foundations of MakerDAO”

⁠The FBI shuts down alleged hacker Kirill Firsov’s platform, Deer.io, used for selling stolen information

In our final Crypto Art Week feature, Jon Rice discussed the Citadel 6.15 Virtual Art Exhibit with curator Coldie. His motivation? Bringing art lovers and curious minds together, even as the coronavirus keeps us apart.

⁠The social media platform is currently in closed beta, and requires all users to comprehensively verify their identity

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⁠Charges against Maduro and other Venezuelan heads don’t involve crypto directly, three different lawyers say

⁠Bitcoin is at a critical crossroad and the price action of the next few days will determine whether it rallies above $8,000 or drops to $5,000

⁠Binance re-establishes itself in China, but only as a research institute

⁠Countries like UAE are starting to implement blockchain-based solutions to prevent the COVID-19 spread

​​In a live AMA stream, a crypto exchange announced it is launching USDT linear perpetual contracts so that long and short positions can be held simultaneously #Sponsored

⁠If you want to change the traditional finance industry for a crypto startup world, here is what you should know

⁠Microsoft proposes alternative crypto mining method which uses body activity rather than specialized mining hardware

⁠Centra Tech’s founders will now face trial in September for operating a fraudulent ICO that solicited celebrity endorsements

⁠KB Kookmin Bank is expected to launch a cryptocurrency custody service in H1 2020

⁠The Monetary Authority of Singapore exempted a number of crypto firms like Ripple, Coinbase and Binance from holding a license under the Payment Services Act

⁠Bitcoin’s price trend was seemingly bullish. After the rejection of $6,900, technical analysts foresee another leg down for BTC

⁠The Missoula County Board of Commissioners has extended its regulations for crypto miners, requiring them to set up operations in industrial districts and only use renewable energy

⁠Bitcoin scammers are using the coronavirus crisis to hoax citizens, say regional British authorities

⁠Recent analysis shows that not all central bank digital currencies will be similar in their function or purpose

⁠The Sandbox and iconic entertainment firm Atari announce their collaboration on an upcoming voxel-based blockchain version of the gaming platform

⁠Bitcoin may have gained 80% since its lows, but significant support levels have yet to be reclaimed, says one analyst

⁠Robinhood is facing a class-action lawsuit over repeated platform outages during historic stock price action

⁠An inability to meet global needs shows an incapability to adapt, inevitably leading to a project’s demise, while others thrive

⁠Despite claiming to be “very, very, very long” on XRP, plaintiffs allege that Ripple CEO Garlinghouse sold 67 million XRP during 2017 — liquidating the tokens on receipt

⁠The Canada Revenue Service has requested 750,000 documents spanning the personal information and transaction histories of Quadriga’s 115,000 users

⁠Coin Metrics, which conducts analysis of public blockchain data, raised $6 million in a Series A round led by Highland Capital