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​​Over $35 bln dollars were wiped off the crypto markets this weekend, as BTC failed to break the $10k psychological threshold

⁠Icelandic police are enquiring whether recently confiscated mining hardware in Tianjin is the untraced equipment stolen in an Icelandic heist earlier this year

⁠European crypto industry says to regulators: let us “know where we stand” with comprehensive and fair rules

⁠CoinMarketCap has quietly removed Bitcoin.com from its Bitcoin page, in the wake of a movement to sue Roger Ver’s “misleading” site

⁠Azerbaijan’s Taxes Ministry has announced that it considers cryptocurrency trading to be a taxable event

⁠Assuming Bitcoin has a one percent chance of being successful at becoming a global currency, it would not be absurd to consider investing one percent of a given central bank’s foreign exchange reserves

⁠From South Korea to Ethereum — we’ve collected the top stories of this week. The whole Cointelegraph in one digest!

⁠Crypto has “some positive aspects,” says new head of South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service

⁠Former Wall St. exec Mike Novogratz replies “enough already” to a Bitcoin Cash-promoting tweet

⁠Japan’s financial regulator sets new investor protection requirements for domestic crypto exchanges, local sources report

⁠17 mln Bitcoin mined, but what happens when we hit 21 mln?

⁠Warren Buffet, Charlie Munger slam Bitcoin again. "Someone else is trading turds and you decide I can't be left out," Munger said about Bitcoin trading

⁠US regulators looking at Ethereum and whether it should actually be classed a security

⁠With the full release set to take place June, EOSIO Dawn 4.0 update goes live May 5

⁠Crypto markets are rocketing: BTC is brushing $10k, ETH is over $821, and total market cap at $470 bln

⁠Wall Street’s first brokerage analyst to cover BTC extensively urges investors to think twice before entering the crypto markets, despite recent bullish signs

⁠Cryptocurrency trading at Goldman Sachs, new investors joining the crypto craze and other reasons for the prices to go up. See the latest price analysis on top 9 cryptocurrencies to find out more

⁠Former Fed governor says that creation of ‘FedCoin’ deserves consideration, while central banks should treat digital currencies as more than a novelty

⁠Audit giant PwC moves toward blockchain integration by acquiring a minority stake in a Chinese blockchain-based startup VeChain

⁠Norwegian crypto exchange Bitmynt loses case against Nordea for closing its account, founder says he will appeal

⁠The chairman of Switzerland’s largest bank UBS warns against crypto, but sees potential opportunity in using blockchain tech

⁠Fintech start-up issues first physical Bitcoin “banknotes”

​​A crypto bank for supporting projects by Venezuelan youth will be funded with 20 mln Petro, President Nicolás Maduro announced yesterday

​​How soon could France become a crypto power? Let’s analyze the ins and outs of French blockchain regulation

​​Blockchain VC Spencer Bogart predicts other banks will follow Goldman Sachs and open crypto trading desks

​​JP Morgan Chase & Co has filed a patent for a blockchain-powered P2P network for cross-border payments between banks

​​Crypto market gains: BTC up over 40%, ETH over 100% on the month

⁠The group threatening legal action against Bitcoin.com for alleged disinformation has cancelled its initiative, citing insufficient funds

⁠A Malta based startup is creating a card for cryptocurrency investors that will enable short-term cash advances in the form of Mastercard and Visa cards loaded with fiat currencies #SPONSORED

⁠Cardano CEO Charles Hoskinson signed an agreement with the Ethiopian Ministry of Science and Technology to train devs to use ADA blockchain in agritech