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​​More negative news from the U.S. SEC have not been good for the crypto markets, but the sentiment is still bullish in the longer perspective. Let’s see what the charts say

​​Blockchain startup Paxos has launched a NY regulator-approved USD-backed stablecoin

​​The OECD wants to encourage the development of blockchains, so long as they don’t resemble Bitcoin. Read our analysis to find more food for thoughts.

​​Stellar-focused company Lightyear has acquired blockchain startup Chain to create a new digital assets management platform dubbed ‘Interstellar’

​​US regulators give go-ahead to stablecoin from Winklevoss twins’ Gemini platform

​​Reports say Citigroup is seeking clients for a crypto-based product that lets investors trade crypto without owning it directly

⁠A wallet provider has released a new web-based Monero wallet for the Tor web browser, promising further anonymity and privacy for users #SPONSORED

⁠Investor “confusion” leads to U.S. regulator issuing ban on two pioneering crypto-related ETNs

⁠Bitcoin, alts see sharp rebound today – though recent losses have left their mark on crypto’s total market cap, still below $200 billion

⁠Tether playing essential role in allowing Chinese traders to get around crypto trading ban, says local media

⁠From the UAE’s utopian blockchain plans to Turkey’s national crypto: Here’s how cryptocurrencies are treated in the Middle East

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⁠This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Goldman Sachs turns up its nose at a crypto trading desk, while Alibaba and IBM battle for most blockchain patents

⁠There is no chance that the crypto industry will see another “1,000-times growth” again, according to Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin

⁠Will Stellar-powered IBM transaction system end the era of Ripple’s dominance?

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⁠An official from South Korea’s financial regulator has expressed the need for international cooperation on cryptocurrency and ICO regulation

⁠IT analyst Jason Bloomberg explains what he sees as the inextricable nature of crypto and crime, and why permissionless blockchains should be “shut down”

⁠Crypto markets stand their ground with three out of 20 top cryptocurrencies by market cap in green, Bitcoin hovering around $6,400 support

⁠Cryptocurrency is a “poor form of money” for most of terrorists, says director of analysis at U.S. think tank FDD’s CSIF Yaya Fanusie

⁠The Los Angeles Dodgers, an American professional baseball team, will hold a giveaway of Ethereum-based crypto collectibles at the end of the month

⁠Ether futures could be on the horizon by the end of 2018 — analysts weigh in on potential outcomes

⁠Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said that the number of people involved in the crypto ecosystem could reach 1 billion in the next five years

⁠Ripple’s general counsel Brynly Llyr has stepped down from her post after almost two years of serving at the firm

⁠A majority of investors in a new survey from SharesPost plan to increase their crypto holdings over the next 12 months

⁠Following “fake news” around Goldman Sachs’ potential crypto trading desk and reports of a Coinbase ETF, do any cryptocurrencies show signs of a change in trend?

⁠French energy group ENGIE has partnered with consulting firm Maltem to establish a blockchain software offering for commercial clients

⁠Co-founder of mining pool F2Pool has published a list of cryptos and types of miners, showing when coins become unprofitable to mine

​​After the midweek bloodbath, crypto markets have slightly stabilized today, although many coins continue to shed value

​​A research from consulting firm GreySpark says сrypto trade volumes have surged on most marketplaces, despite the recent fall in prices