Cointelegraph

⁠The blockchain research institute plans to hasten blockchain adoption by integrating DLT into other emerging technologies that are thriving in China

⁠Bitget, a Singaporean crypto exchange that claims to process $1 billion of daily trading volumes, received a license from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network

⁠The Blockchain Gaming Alliance sees new sponsors including Ubisoft and MakerDAO

⁠BTC selling from miners could be impacting the price on spot exchanges, taking a closer look at Bitcoin’s mining difficulty provides some useful insights

⁠OKCoin, one of the oldest exchanges in China, has secured crypto licensing in Japan

⁠France’s central bank officially announces a CBDC application program, inviting participants to submit their applications by May 2020

⁠HIVE will start to provide support for Bitcoin mining with the acquisition of a facility in Quebec

⁠There is a strong connection between Bitcoin’s price, Bitcoin’s popularity in Google searches and fake trading volumes

⁠The self-declared creator of Bitcoin, Craig Wright, warns that Bitcoin miners and Lightning Network operators could suffer in the clash between crypto and the law

⁠Bitcoin seems to be building up momentum for a breakout above $7,000 and many of the top-10 altcoins are following suit by posting moderate gains

⁠Riot Blockchain says that COVID-19 will affect its cryptocurrency mining business in its annual report to the SEC

⁠The founder of Twitter and Square believes that Cash App can distribute the stimulus to Americans with greater efficiency than the government can

⁠Modern digital companies require more and more energy, which contributes to the global rise of carbon emissions

​​A newly launched exchange believes its products can help the crypto industry “grow at least a hundredfold, reaching into the trillions” #Sponsored

⁠DeversiFi burned $20 million worth of its governance token to drive DEX adoption following centralized exchange failures

⁠Is Tron’s recently announced Djed really a MakerDAO clone?

⁠BTC price dead cat bounce or more evidence that the bottom is in?

⁠Chinese mining firm Bitmain enhances Antminer E3’s lifespan by launching firmware

⁠Celsius Network will begin using Chainlink’s price data feed oracles while offering treasury management services to the oracle platform

⁠Despite the pressures already placed on healthcare organizations by COVID-19, ransomware operators continue to target hospitals

⁠Opera has integrated Unstoppable Domain’s .crypto domain extension, enabling its users to access decentralized web pages

⁠The offering saw Solana raise $1.76 million from 8 million tokens that were sold via Dutch auction for between $0.23 and $0.25

⁠The low is in for Bitcoin after $3,700 crash, Tone Vays has said as he dispels fears of lower lows

⁠Major Chinese courier service SF Express is turning to blockchain to bolster its logistics resilience during the COVID-19 outbreak

⁠Santander Mexico will support the banking group’s Ripple-powered international payments system One Pay FX in 2020

⁠Bitcoin bounces back after signs of weakness result in a brief trip below $5,900

⁠“If YOU are worried about the coronavirus, YOU should self isolate. Leave the rest of us alone,” protests Bitcoin Cash advocate Roger Ver

⁠Software consulting firm Optimum has partnered with EEA founding member BlockApps to develop blockchain solutions for tracking energy usage

⁠The team behind the high-profile EOS New York Block Producer has been hired by EOSIO developer Block.one

⁠Starting on April 1, blockchain developer ConsenSys will allow Tokyo-based Hitachi Solutions to sell Ethereum-based PegaSys Plus in Japan