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⁠Crypto Management App Denies Being Hacked London-based crypto-financial technology startup denied Sixgill’s claims that its database was stolen by hackers.

⁠There Are Over 13K Bitcoin Addresses Worth $1M Over 13,000 Bitcoin addresses hold over $1 million worth of Bitcoin.

⁠Law Decoded: Regulators Are Guarded But Getting There, July 3-10 This week has seen some major breakthroughs in disguise, reminding us of how regulation doesn’t all happen at once.

⁠Your Passwords Could Be For Sale on the Dark Web Right Now Digital Shadows warned that over 15 billion credentials are exposed on the dark web for sale and some of them are even available for free.

⁠Ukrainian Hacker Caught Selling Government Databases for Crypto A Ukrainian hacker stole data in government databases and attempted to sell it for crypto.

⁠Leaked Documents Suggest Former Wirecard Exec Was Linked to Secret Russian Gov Operations Jan Marsalek reportedly bragged of ties with Russian intelligence services and touted secret documents about chemical weapons use…

⁠Bitcoin’s Correlation With Gold Is Weakening, Says New Kraken Report A drop in Bitcoin trading resulted in a six-month low of Bitcoin’s annualized volatility.

⁠Binance CEO CZ Showcases First Use of Binance Card Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao shows first beta transactions involving Binance’s long-anticipated crypto debit card, Binance Card.

⁠How Did Basic Attention Token (BAT) Become the Most Used DeFi Token? As Compound conquered the DeFi space and its COMP token rallied, Basic Attention Token saw an abnormal surge in its trading volume and price.

⁠Russia’s Blockchain E-Vote Participants May Have Had Their Private Data Leaked Russia’s blockchain vote experiences yet another hiccup, as e-constituents' personal data is reportedly exposed.

⁠One of Ripple’s Co-Founders is Spending a Fortune Installing Cameras in San Francisco Chris Larsen funded a massive surveillance camera network across San Francisco’s streets as an “alternative” urban security system.

⁠Unitize Conference Covers Ground, Mulls Blockchain Adoption and DeFi Day three and four of the Unitize virtual conference saw speakers focusing on the challenges of, and opportunities for, greater blockchain adoption.

⁠The United States Has to Upgrade the Legacy Financial System Slow-roll regulations in the United States may leave Americans behind in the financial innovations’ running.

⁠'Looks Bad' — Bitcoin Futures Echo Days Before March Crash, Says Trader Analysis of futures behavior is strongly reminiscent of the days before BTC fell to $3,600, Cointelegraph Markets’ filbfilb warns.

⁠Key Short-Term Scalability Feature Still Needs Research, Says Vitalik Buterin Stateless clients research promises to make blockchain nodes lighter without sacrificing validation, but there are stumbling blocks in their…

⁠Book Review: Digital Is the Cash "Digital is the Cash" is a short, accessible read, looking at cryptocurrency from a vaguely African perspective, with a strong preference for Dash.

⁠Kazakhstan Sets Eyes on Top-3 Spot for Global Bitcoin Mining The post-Soviet country’s cheap electricity has been attracting Bitcoin miners, but will it manage to elbow out Russia and the United States?

⁠Accomplice in Alleged $722M Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme Pleads Guilty to Charges One of four men charged with defrauding investors of over $722 million through a long-running cryptomining scheme has pleaded guilty to charges a…

⁠Tether Blacklists 39 Ethereum Addresses Worth Over $46 Million Just after 100,000 in USDC were blacklisted by Centre, Tether blacklists 46 million Tether in Ethereum addresses.

⁠HBZ Investors Urge Court to Block Smart Contract Destruction A class-action lawsuit seeks to prevent e-scooter firm Helbiz from destroying the smart contract underpinning its ERC-20 token.

⁠Switching Bitcoin to 100% ASIC Mining Could Increase Security 2000X ASIC miners are the best option for Bitcoin network security well into the future, new research has found.

⁠Uniswap’s Daily Volume Nudges $25M Despite Scam Token Concerns Uniswap’s daily volume has rallied to nearly $25 million despite the spotlight on imposter tokens trading on the exchange.

⁠Monetary Historian: Libra Will Never See The Light Of Day UC Berkeley professor Barry Eichengreen says there are too many obstacles in the way for Libra to ever get off the ground

⁠MIT Crypto Group Researcher Says PoW Attacks Not Always Obvious James Lovejoy, a research assistant for Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or MIT, crypto and blockchain group the Digital Currency Initiative, explain…

⁠Smart Contracts ‘Have Limited Potential’ Without IoT Sensors Smart contracts in the trade sector will need to rely on IoT sensors to live up to their full potential new research suggests.

⁠DLT Voting Would Likely Benefit Democrats: UNSW Professor Using DLT in elections could increase turnout and thwart Republican lawsuits over mail-in voter fraud says UNSW professor Richard Holden

⁠Community Asked for Input to Guide Australia's Blockchain Roadmap The Australian Government wants YOU to join working groups to help guide the National Blockchain Roadmap

⁠New York Court Rejects Bitfinex Appeal Over $850M in Lost Funds Bitfinex’s claim that New York does not have jurisdiction over the off-shore exchange has been rejected by the Supreme Court

⁠Islanders Demand Return of ‘.IO’ Domain From Colonizers The former islanders of the Chagos Archipelago have accused the UK government of stealing the ‘Indian Ocean’ domain name