Cointelegraph

⁠From self driving cars to car sharing application, how blockchain change automotive industry

​​Cointelegraph is announcing the launch of an aggregator for decentralized applications (DApps), DApphub, for easy discovery and analysis of the growing number of DApps in existence

​​Dealing in crypto without obtaining a license from authorities has been declared illegal in Cambodia, in a joint statement released today by the country’s central bank

​​A Malaysian government advisory committee has signed a MOU to work with a South Korean blockchain lab to develop a halal blockchain platform

​​Investors in Turcoin have alleged it is a ponzi scheme after one of its organizers funnelled money to Cyprus and stopped payouts

​​The EOS Block Producers’ decision to protect users’ funds from theft by freezing seven accounts has crypto Twitter questioning EOS’ decentralized system

​​A blockchain-based app says its soccer model is going to predict the outcome of World Cup matches, allowing users to make informed decisions when betting #SPONSORED

​​After it chose to accept donations in five cryptocurrencies, the Freedom of Press Foundation received a lump sum of 1000 ETH on the first day

​​New platform ‘Poketoshi’ allows users to play Nintendo’s popular Pokémon game on Bitcoin’s Lightning Network

​​Blue Line Futures president Bill Baruch says that Bitcoin’s volatility is now at its lowest level in over a year, signalling a likely bottom in the near-term

​​The GPU mining industry is predicted to have another bumper year, it is clear to see that crypto mining has already forever changed video card production and distribution

​​Bitcoin, Ethereum, and almost all of the top 50 coins by market capitalization are showing positive growth today

⁠The new chairman of the Malta Bankers Association thinks that blockchain could be a “total game changer” and that crypto will challenge banks’ roles as payment intermediaries

⁠A new blockchain-based content rewards platform is rivaling Steemit by giving all users equal voting power – “boosting” the earnings of smaller content creators #SPONSORED

⁠Japan’s financial watchdog to issue business improvement notices to five registered exchanges, citing a failure to provide sufficient AML measures

⁠The CEO of UBS said in an interview that blockchain will transform the cost base of the financial industry and is “almost a must”

⁠A former Member of the Legislative Assembly has been declared a “proclaimed offender” in Bitcoin extortion case

⁠Crypto exchange Binance is backing the Malta Stock Exchange’s program to support and mentor fintech startups and entrepreneurs

⁠The US Office of Government Ethics has instructed federal employees to report their holdings of virtual currency and transactions of certain investment assets

⁠The fundamentals suggest ‘hodling,’ what do the charts forecast?

⁠Spanish banking consortium to introduce blockchain registration system for clients by the end of this year

⁠Square receives NYC BitLicense, New York Cash App users now able to buy and sell Bitcoin

⁠A blockchain-based gaming company is teaming up with a fantasy sports giant to offer free tournaments with a prize pool of $100,000 in crypto and $35,000 cash throughout the World Cup #SPONSORED

​​Japan’s self-regulatory crypto association will reportedly release guidelines on June 27th, banning insider trading and the listing of anonymous coins

​​Worth the trouble? The EOS mainnet is finally operational as the community elects a pool of Block Producers and overcomes a ‘freeze’

​​Crypto markets experience solid gains today, despite news of a scathing report on crypto from the Bank of International Settlements

​​The government of the South Indian state of Kerala will use a blockchain system to improve the supply and distribution of dairy produce, vegetables and fish

​​The company behind a new “lightning fast” protocol says it can process more than five billion transactions a day, all while offering low fees #SPONSORED

​​Bancor, the world’s largest decentralized crypto exchange, is launching a network of blockchain-based community currencies in Kenya aimed at combating poverty

​​The Bank of International Settlements says crypto can’t function as money, given it lacks “scalability, stability of value and trust in the finality of payments”