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⁠Ethereum core devs have officially decided to delay a planned hard fork, dubbed “Constantinople,” until January 2019 “at the earliest”

⁠An EY report into “The Class of 2017” ICOs found that 86% of tokens are trading below their listing price, 71% have no working product

⁠The government and University of Gibraltar have created an advisory group to address the demand for new educational courses in DLT and smart contracts

⁠Russian lawmakers in the State Duma have removed a definition of cryptocurrency mining from the draft law “On Digital Financial Assets”

⁠The Financial Action Task Force has introduced changes to its anti-money laundering and terrorism financing rules covering digital currency-related firms

⁠Report: hacker group “Lazarus,” reportedly funded by North Korea, has stolen a staggering $571 million in crypto since early 2017

⁠Some analysts believe that the calm in the markets is about to end. Do the charts point to a potential breakout or a breakdown? Let’s find out

​​Crypto markets are seeing minor losses across the board, as low volatility and low price momentum continue

​​Sberbank’s CEO (which is Russia’s largest bank) says global governments are not ready to give way to decentralized currencies – at least not within the next 10 years

​​In what has been dubbed a “deal frenzy,” crypto and blockchain-related merger and acquisition (M&A) activity has surged by over 200 percent in 2018

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​​⁠The Armenian Prime Minister attended the opening ceremony of a controversial crypto mining farm touting itself as one of the “world’s largest”

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​​Huobi launches homegrown ‘stablecoin solution’ HUSD, calling it a management asset for other stablecoins

⁠Venezuelan residents see fresh sales pitch for state-run crypto Petro from president Maduro as he announces new bonus plan

⁠Tether’s transparency shortcomings highlighted by investor and crypto bull Michael Novogratz

With Ripple constantly making headlines, we thought it would be fun to take a look around and hang out at Ripple HQ

⁠Who says you can’t have a stablecoin backed by Ether and pegged to the Japanese Yen?

⁠A New York federal court has ordered a trading firm and its CEO to pay over $2.5 million in penalties for operating a fraudulent BTC Ponzi scheme

⁠The Bermudian government has licensed the first ICO in the country under a new regulatory regime introduced by the premier in July

⁠A new report by online recruiting portal Glassdoor notes a rise in blockchain-related job opportunities over the last year

⁠The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation has partnered with Ripple and Coil to implement Ripple’s Interledger protocol and develop their mobile platform for the unbanked

⁠The U.S. SEC has launched the Strategic Hub for Innovation and Financial Technology to better deal with DLT and the cryptocurrency industry

⁠Samsung has begun a new production process for its 7nm chips, making them more energy efficient, which could reduce costs for crypto miners

⁠Mastercard and VISA have allegedly deemed crypto and ICO’s to be ‘high risk’. Is it true and, if yes, what would that mean?

​​Elvira Nabiullina, the head of Russia’s central bank, thinks that crypto “fever” is diminishing

​​Read our analysis to get to know how Dubai and the UAE have adopted blockchain technology to revamp the public and private sectors

​​U.K.-based multinational security services company G4S has developed high-security “vault storage” for holding crypto assets

​​Goldman Sachs and crypto supporter Mike Novogratz have recently invested $15 million in U.S. custody service BitGo

​​Global ticketing giant Ticketmaster has acquired blockchain-focused live events firm Upgraded to enhance ticketing system and prevent fraud