Cointelegraph

⁠There are over 1,000 “dead” crypto projects as of June 30, TechCrunch reports citing two websites that monitor dysfunctional ICOs

⁠A group of 133 deputies from Partido Popular have proposed to use blockchain in the country’s public administration

​​⁠A study suggesting that the Lightning Network struggles to route payments, especially larger amounts, has been called ‘bullshit’ and ‘dumb’

⁠SlowMist has confirmed that Tether’s double-spending vulnerability was not caused by its own blockchain, rather by some crypto exchanges poor practices

⁠EOS is having a hard time resolving disputes on its platform, but Dan Larimer has a fix

⁠Crypto markets see substantial growth after Bitcoin suffered two dips below $6,000 this week - the coin is now trading at around $6,400

⁠Subsidiary of Russian payment service provider Qiwi has launched the first crypto investment bank in the country to manage ICOs, according to local reports

⁠New York-based Union Square Ventures is planning to invest in crypto and blockchain in the long-term, but will not start a separate fund

⁠Austrian financial regulators have called upon the government to enact more strict regulations on ICOs and cryptocurrencies

⁠39 financial firms and regulators worldwide have completed a KYC trial on R3’s Corda blockchain platform

⁠A report from PwC states the volume of ICOs so far in 2018 is twice that of the entire year last year

⁠Overstock subsidiary tZero and investment company GSR Capital have signed a letter of intent for purchase $160 million worth of tZero security tokens

⁠Crypto exchange Huobi has signed an agreement with a Chinese blockchain company JD Cloud to explore blockchain and cloud computing

⁠Basketball team the Sacramento Kings plan to mine Ethereum and donate the proceeds to scholarships for tech education

⁠Microsoft Taiwan teams up with two Asia-based companies to create a blockchain platform for enterprises in the Asia-Pacific region

​​The total market cap of all cryptocurrencies has lost almost $600 billion since January 2018 - is there a bottom in sight? Let’s see what the charts say

​​Poland: new complaint claims banks have been unlawfully closing or refusing bank accounts of crypto businesses

​​EOS developer Block.one has announced it will stake its 10% token share to vote as a ‘community member’

​​Crypto mining malware is becoming more popular than ransomware due to its “discreet and modest way” of making money, Kaspersky Labs reports

​​Chief Economic Advisor at Allianz, Mohamed El-Erian, says he would consider buying Bitcoin if it hits the $5K mark, based on “gut feeling”

​​A MultiPoS consensus blockchain platform says its project will focus on forging instead of mining — and has explained the benefits it brings for its users #SPONSORED

​​Today’s expiration of Bitcoin futures at CME could be driving down BTC prices, commentators speculate

​​Auditing giant KPMG proposes that financial institutions and regulators work together to more effectively combat money laundering

⁠Cryptojacking malware activity rose an astonishing 629 percent in the first quarter of 2018, according to a new June report from cyber security firm McAfee Labs

⁠To approach the fourth industrial revolution, South Korea has to drop that ICO ban

⁠Formerly known as Blockchain.info, Blockchain.com has recently launched institutional investment platform BPS

⁠U.S. crypto exchange and wallet services provider Coinbase will open offices in Portland, Oregon, ostensibly adding 100 jobs to the local economy in the first year

⁠A new study from the Ontario Securities Commission states that five percent of provincial residents own crypto, while many hodlers lack fundamental knowledge

⁠A report from the Financial Stability Committee of the German Bundestag has found that the crypto industry is too small to pose a threat to the country’s financial stability

⁠A double-spending vulnerability in Tether has been discovered by a Chinese cybersecurity firm