Cointelegraph

⁠Every good trader has a rule system that they stick to, have you found yours?

⁠Clients of RSM will receive access to Lukka’s crypto tax and accounting software

⁠Rare opportunities for derivative arbitrage were available to savvy traders during the March crypto crash

⁠Economist John Vaz believes economic mismanagement could lead to Bitcoin acting as a money commodity akin to cigarettes in prisons

⁠Bitcoin mining difficulty is rising as a mass exodus of Bitcoin Cash miners swap networks to mine BTC ahead of the May 2020 halving

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Bitcoin drops to a key level as rally looks shaky, and Jack Dorsey donates 28% of his wealth to the coronavirus fight

⁠If even a good thing falls into the wrong hands, there may be disaster: Blockchain tech might help to build a Brave New World instead of promised decentralization

⁠Bitcoin price manages a strong weekly close by rallying 5% to reclaim $7,200, but will it hold?

⁠The judge is threatening to ditch a $4 billion suit against OneCoin after its lead plaintiff failed to meet reporting deadlines

⁠Peter Schiff also criticized the crypto community’s understanding of money, asserting that they were “suckered into Bitcoin”

⁠Bitcoin remains in a bottoming process as long as its price remains above $5,000

⁠Hedge fund manager, Ray Dalio, described the reasons cash is a poor investment, but failed to mention Bitcoin as a viable alternative.

⁠The Bitcoin halving is almost here, and it means “survival of the fittest” for miners. Only those who adapt will survive — and here’s how they’re doing it

⁠Jason Appleton, host of the Crypto Crow YouTube show, described his channel’s banning and restoration.

⁠Bitcoin’s stock-to-flow creator is eyeing record weak RSI reading one month before its third halving

⁠A motion to settle the case against ATB for 1.5% of its estimated fundraising was filed by lead plaintiff Raymond Balerta

⁠BitMex Bitcoin deposits are shrinking at a scary rate

⁠11 lawsuits are targeting major crypto companies: Will they help to bring the crypto sector any closer to legal compliance?

⁠Blockchain’s in-game tokens are gaining popularity among quarantined gamers who are forced to stay at home. Could this be the start of a new eSport trend?

⁠The surge in popularity for Bitcoin mixing services appears to coincide with tightening regulations as governments respond to FATF regulations

⁠Singapore-based crypto exchange is no longer supporting Monero amid new reports on the Nth Room investigation

⁠Gibraltar is will soon update its blockchain regulations to crack down on market manipulation and respond to FATF recommendations