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⁠Was 2020 a ‘DeFi year,’ and what is expected from the sector in 2021? Experts answer Experts in blockchain technology and the crypto space take on the question: What impact has DeFi had in 2020, and what can we expect i…

​​Digital banking: How DeFi can lower costs for everyone Could DeFi help old-fashioned banks achieve much-needed modernization — reducing fees, delays and outages while making financial services more accessible? #Sponsor…

⁠US federal regulators set new expectations for stablecoin issuers The President's Working Group has not said anything revolutionary, but does establish some new clarity.

​​History in the making as first private exchange launches on Binance Cloud A privately held exchange has launched on the Binance Cloud for the first time, and has hundreds of digital assets to choose from. #Sponsored

⁠2020’s DeFi craze: The best, worst and fishiest projects in crypto DeFi, like crypto as a whole, features brilliant and questionable projects in equal measure.

⁠Bitwise dumps XRP investment amid SEC lawsuit against Ripple The Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund has liquidated its XRP holdings.

⁠Space Yacht brings NFT art to Electronic Dance Music scene Coronavirus lockdowns caused the global event organizer to take a new direction, launching a record label and selling digital art.

⁠Korean crypto investment company launches $100 million fund for blockchain projects South Korea’s Hashed has established a new fund to finance emerging blockchain startups

⁠A storm is brewing between state regulators and the OCC over fintech licensing A major network of state banking regulators is renewing its attack on the OCC's moves to register non-depository institutions.

⁠Gifting crypto to loved ones this holiday? Educate them first Cryptocurrency may seem like the perfect holiday gift this year, but education is key when deciding how to gift digital assets.

⁠Users vs. governments: The 'infinity war' for blockchain privacy may be over The privacy paradox has a potential resolution — if both sides can accept compromise in an increasingly polarized financial system

⁠The SEC shows some mercy to broker-dealers handling security tokens In a Christmas present for the crypto industry, broker-dealers who abide by existing rules while holding security tokens in custody will not face enfor…

⁠Price analysis 12/23: BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC, BCH, LINK, BNB, ADA, DOT, XLM The SEC’s lawsuit against Ripple may be bearish for a few altcoins but could be bullish for Bitcoin.

⁠Coinbase IPO to further legitimize crypto, but limitations remain “It is a massive event,” and not only in the U.S. but in Europe too, as it will show markets how to value crypto firms.

⁠Binance launches trading and staking for three more Chiliz fan tokens Binance is set to list OG, ATM and ASR in its Innovation Zone and open trading against major cryptocurrencies like BTC and USDT.

⁠Blockchain tech in national elections: An experience from Romania Romania is the first EU country to use a voting reporting tool that is based on blockchain technology for national elections.

⁠Survey: Almost one in five adult Australians own crypto in 2020 Australia’s overall crypto perception improved in 2020 but adoption among women is still lacking.

⁠Russia’s State Duma expects explosion of crypto issuance in 2021 Russian government appears to anticipate crypto issuance to explode in 2021 following the adoption of its major crypto bill.

⁠Scaramucci's SkyBridge BTC fund launches with $25 million investment The ex-White House communications director sees a big move for BTC in the next 5 to 10 years.

⁠XRP price falls 24% in 24 hours as exchanges begin delisting Several exchanges have already halted XRP trading after the SEC's lawsuit against Ripple was revealed.

⁠Notorious crypto figures arrested in 2020 Despite the crypto industry experiencing a major rise in mainstream interest in 2020, the year also saw many prominent crypto personnel apprehended by regulators.

⁠Ripple CEO Garlinghouse responds to SEC complaint against XRP Ripple CEO assures shareholders and the industry that the company will win the case brought by the the United States SEC.