Cointelegraph

⁠The TV presenter’s warning comes amid an increase in the number of crypto investment scams using fake ads featuring localized celebrities to target victims

⁠The FBI is receiving between 3,000 and 4,000 reports of coronavirus-related scams daily

⁠Bank of China officially replies to the public about the digital Yuan and says it will not cause inflation

⁠14 men have been arrested for targeting Chinese investors through a Bitcoin investment scam operated from Malaysia

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Libra’s massive U-turn, Bitcoin in danger of a massive correction, and crypto-friendly Square gets green light from U.S. government

⁠Singapore-based miners will not be subject to capital taxation on the fluctuations of tokens generated

⁠CZ argued that blockchain tech has allowed individuals to raise capital in a global and decentralized fashion for the first time in history

⁠The plaintiff claims to have purchased ‘Bitcoin IOUs’ in place of BTC as a result of misleading information on Gatehub’s website

⁠Cryptocurrency markets seem to like news of clear government regulations, say researchers from the Bank for International Settlements

⁠The music industry is full of implemented technologies — some are threatening the industry and some are saving it

⁠DForcel is believed to have suffered an attack targeting the same vulnerability that allowed $300,000 in tokenized BTC to be stolen from Uniswap

⁠After fighting crypto crime for four years, UK police officer Phil Harris urges law enforcement agencies to understand virtual assets

⁠The blockchain tech adoption for traditional financial institutions will help to improve the industry — but are those institutions ready?

⁠Bitcoin Cash advocate, Roger Ver, claims he spent thousands of dollars on individual Bitcoin transaction costs in the past.

⁠After the release of a preprint report which correlates crypto code with prices, a member of the research team said the group looks toward further study in the field.

⁠The use of blockchain, smart contracts and tokens can change how we consume and produce films. Indie filmmakers are already experimenting, and here is what they found

⁠Students taking blockchain courses at universities may be able to find blockchain-related jobs this year, as demand for the skill set increases

⁠With so many new blockchain platforms launching, it has become more difficult for any of them to stand out. So, what about those claiming to be next gen?