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⁠Police Thwart Dark Web Criminals Who Planned to Firebomb a Nebraskan Pharmacy William Burgamy and Hyrum Wilson pleaded guilty to conspiring to firebomb a pharmacy in Nebraska.

⁠South Korea Could Issue a Crypto Capital Gains Tax as High as 20% Crypto taxation in South Korea could increase to 20% for capital gains.

⁠Crypto Scams Reach New Heights in 2020 With $24M Stolen So Far Whale Alert alleges that crypto scams are skyrocketing in 2020 compared to statistics from 2017.

⁠Price Analysis 7/13: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, ADA, BSV, BNB, LTC, CRO, LINK Equities markets are surging and many altcoins continue to push higher as Bitcoin price consolidates into a tight trading range.

​​How should you prepare for global debt crisis? Is buying Bitcoin the answer? ShapeShift CEO Erik Voorhees talks debt, maximalism vs. pluralism, and NY crypto regulations in Cointelegraph's latest interview!

⁠Crypto Lawyers Are in Hot Demand as the Industry Goes Mainstream, Say Experts Crypto companies are looking for legal talent as the industry becomes more established.

⁠Compound ‘5x Overvalued’ as COMP Farming Accounts for 88% of Its Assets Researchers claim that the Compound token is at least five-fold overvalued as over 88% of its $1 billion book is lent to liquidity miners.

⁠Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Hits Record High of 17345948872516.06 Just two months after May’s Bitcoin halving event, both hash rate and difficulty have shrugged off post halving dips to hit new all-time highs.

⁠DApps Need to Nail Usability to Move From Crypto Niche to Mainstream Yield farming is driving a boom in DApp and DeFi use, but user experience improvements will be key for future adoption in the next five years.

⁠Polkadot to Run Final DOT Redenomination Vote with Real DOT Tokens Major blockchain project Polkadot to define the final denomination of its native DOT token with real DOTs.

⁠Brexit as Crypto Case Study? Britain Contemplates Its CBDC The governor of the Bank of England acknowledged that the U.K. is considering the issuance of a CBDC.

​​Is Bitcoin the Credit Card Killer? This Furniture Retailer Thinks so Crypto payments are becoming increasingly common — and now, one furniture retailer even believes they have the potential to kill off credit cards. #S…

⁠SEC and CFTC Fine Crypto Investment App for Offering Synthetic Assets U.S. regulators team up to fine and halt a crypto portfolio app offering synthetic exposure to traditional assets, which was not offered to U.S. inve…

⁠STO: What’s Happened With the So-Called ‘Next Big Thing in Fintech?’ In early 2018, dozens of experts called the STO the next big thing in fintech. However, in 2020, there still was no big break for STOs. What are the r…

⁠Bitcoin Hash Ribbon Signal Confirms ‘Great Bull Run,’ Says Analyst The Hash Ribbon indicator has just gone off indicating the start of a “great bull run” for Bitcoin price, according to one market analyst.

⁠Dogecoin Is 'Not a Joke,' Says OKEx CEO Jay Hao Hao pointed out that DOGE enjoys healthy development, longevity and features that cannot be found in many old-time cryptos.

⁠Brazil’s Top Exchange Mercado Bitcoin Lists Sport Token Chiliz Chiliz is entering one of the world’s best football countries by listing CHZ token on the largest crypto exchange in Brazil.

⁠Stocks, Greed and Exuberance: 5 Things to Watch in Bitcoin This Week Bitcoin price remains stable above $9,000 as data increasingly points to irrationally optimistic behavior on correlated stock markets.

⁠Telefónica, Deutsche Telekom and Vodafone Use Blockchain for Roaming Settlement Spain’s Telefónica, Deutsche Telekom and U.K. provider Vodafone have finalized a trial blockchain solution for the settlement of roaming di…

⁠Singapore's Blockchain Payments Platform Ready for Commercial Launch The Monetary Authority of Singapore is ready to deploy its multi-currency blockchain payments project for commercial use.

⁠Messari CEO: Cardano Has ‘Plenty of Room for Growth’ Messari co-founder Ryan Selkis says Cardano’s recent price surge is proof that staking isn’t dead preparing for the upgrade to Shelley.

⁠Japanese Residents Have Cash to Spare, But is it Going into Crypto? The Bank of Japan reported the supply of money stock in circulation increased 6% in June following the receipt of economic relief payments.

⁠G20 Lays Regulatory Groundwork for Accepting Digital Payments G20 officials announced on July 11 that they would begin laying the regulatory groundwork for the group to accept digital payments.