Cointelegraph

​​Bitcoin has today seen seen solid growth to break back above $7,000, with Ethereum at $410 and most major crypto assets in the green

​​The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has established a global alliance promoting international collaboration for fintech technologies such as blockchain and crypto assets

​​Public Korean gene sequencing firm Macrogen is developing a blockchain-based ecosystem to allow for the secure exchange and storage of genomic big data

​​US Drug Enforcement Agency confirms major use of crypto is speculative trading, not crime

​​Tom Lee believes that Bitcoin’s current price and volatility levels mean the cryptocurrency “isn’t broken”

​​Cryptocurrency assets received from services rendered and crypto mining will now be accepted by Maerki Baumann

​​⁠Media attention sees Barclays appear to cover up crypto involvement, as two employees delete information from LinkedIn about a digital assets project at the bank

⁠Coinbase hires former AWS and Microsoft talent as new VP of engineering, aiming to create the “most open, secure, and accessible financial system”

⁠Bitmain is planning to open a blockchain data and mining facility in Texas by early 2019

⁠West Virginia will offer a blockchain-based mobile app for voting in this November’s midterm elections to its citizens currently serving overseas

⁠Overstock’s blockchain subsidiary tZERO has announced its Security Token Offering is closing without any further extensions

⁠A Chinese investor is suing crypto exchange OKCoin for allegedly preventing him from withdrawing Bitcoin Cash after Bitcoin’s hard fork

⁠Congressman Bob Goodlatte has disclosed in his annual report that he owns cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash

⁠Despite several attempts, Bitcoin has failed to stay about $7,000 today, with major altcoins trading sideways or slightly in the red

⁠Robinhood zero-fee trading app has recently listed Ethereum Classic, the app is available in 19 states now

⁠The announcement of the start of Bitcoin futures trading by NYSE’s operator ICE has failed to significantly impact the markets. Let’s check the charts to see what should we expect from the prices

​​New research finds a crypto-related Twitter scam botnet of at least 15,000 bots spreading fake giveaways

​​Organized crypto trading groups use Telegram to coordinate crypto asset pumps, says WSJ

​​Goldman Sachs is planning custody offerings for crypto funds, insider sources tell Bloomberg

​​A blockchain-based platform is addressing the “class divide” in education through an AI chatbot that is claimed to cost up to 95 percent less than private tutoring #SPONSORED

​​What does Brexit mean for crypto in the U.K.? Read our Expert Take to find out

​​JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon returned to his more critical comments about Bitcoin, calling the cryptocurrency a “scam” and saying he had “no interest” in it

⁠U.S. crypto exchange and wallet provider Coinbase has been given the green light from regulators to resume its services to residents of Wyoming

⁠Blockchain is exploring space: Here’s how technology is used both by NASA and smaller startups

⁠After yesterday’s market tumble, Bitcoin continues to trade around the $7,000 mark, while other major cryptocurrencies are seeing marked gains

⁠“Customers will not be able to pay for Frappuccinos with bitcoin,” Starbucks clarifies, after media misleadingly report on the company’s new crypto-related venture

​​⁠Everything is bought. Love, art, planet earth, you, me, Bitcoin.

⁠Nobel Prize winning economist thinks that the crypto markets could easily “collapse,” Kim Kardashian gets in Bitcoin with some light gambling--check out this week’s Hodler’s Digest

⁠In a recent interview JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon implies cryptocurrency isn’t “real,” but blockchain is –– adding that the company will “use it for a whole lot of things”

⁠Money? Commodities? Securities? Utility tokens? The world’s governments can’t agree on what cryptocurrencies really are