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​​Deloitte’s 2018 blockchain survey suggests an adoption that is “getting closer to the breakout moment every day”

​​Germany’s joint stock company Deutsche Boerse has furthered its partnership with blockchain-based liquidity provider HQLAx

⁠Lori Beer, the CIO of JP Morgan, said in a press conference that blockchain technology “will replace existing technology”

⁠Samsung SDS has developed a blockchain certification tool in a joint project with the Korea Federation of Banks

⁠A new study by PwC shows that, despite the technology’s potential, regulatory uncertainty is still a major barrier to wider adoption of blockchain in the business environment

⁠Randi Zuckerberg has joined the Huobi Chain Expert Advisory Committee for the Huobi public chain

⁠Crypto exchange Huobi has reportedly acquired the controlling share in investment holding company Pantronics through a backdoor listing deal

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⁠Bearish positions for Bitcoin futures are waning, according to fresh data released by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission

⁠Crypto markets see another recovery attempt, with almost all of the top 20 coins by market cap in the green, and Bitcoin over $6,700

⁠$90,000 reward announced for South Korea state-sponsored blockchain hackathon in latest tech public awareness initiative

​​Personal data of more than 260K customers leaked from Brazil-based crypto trading platform Atlas Quantum

​​Indian central bank is keen on improving its understanding of cryptocurrency and blockchain, working out “what can be adopted and what cannot”

​​Markets react to news that Japanese ICT conglomerate Fujitsu is launching an IOTA-based proof-of-concept for audit trail processes in the manufacturing industry

​​Aircraft fuelling marks latest blockchain endeavor for S7 Airlines via partnership with Russian oil giant Gazprom

​​Baidu becomes latest Chinese tech giant to impose new anti-crypto measures in line with Beijing’s sweep of toughened restrictions

⁠India and China arrest alleged crypto scammers and hackers, while the SEC announces it will review its BTC ETF rejections

⁠After a wave of green yesterday, crypto markets see another decline, with Bitcoin barely holding on to weekly gains above $6,600

⁠Fundstrat’s Head of Research Tom Lee points out a “correlation” between Bitcoin and emerging markets as a sign of upcoming downtrend reversal on both of them

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⁠Subsidiary of Japan’s Ministry of Economy is working on a blockchain platform for the trade industry, in partnership with IT giant NTT Data

⁠Iran’s National Cyberspace Center reveals the draft of the state-backed cryptocurrency project is ready, local news outlet reports

⁠Bloomberg cites the falling prices of EOS and NEO in August as evidence that Tether issuance is not currently affecting crypto market prices

⁠China has banned crypto-related WeChat accounts, events, exchanges, OTC markets and news sites. Is there anything left to ban?

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⁠Virtually all of the top 100 cryptocurrencies are in the green today, with Bitcoin pushing $6,750, Ethereum at $280, and all of the top 10 coins seeing growth of 1-4 percent

⁠SEC to review rejection of Bitcoin ETFs, community views the move as a positive amid volatility in the market

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⁠The CFTC has won a court order to permanently ban New York-based firm CabbageTech Corp. for “fraud and misappropriation in connection with purchases and trading of BTC and LTC.”

⁠Customs and Border Protection, one of the largest law enforcement agencies in the U.S., will start a live test of blockchain-powered shipment tracking system