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​​India’s government has reportedly informed the country’s Supreme Court that a long-awaited draft on cryptocurrencies is to be shown in December

⁠Broad losses are seen across cryptocurrency markets as Bitcoin Cash suffers amidst hard fork aftermath

⁠From Bitcoin ATMs to Amazon vouchers, there are more options and opportunities for buying crypto than ever before

⁠Bitcoin Cash futures are the subject of fresh legal threats by OKEx, which claims it did not manipulate the market by settling the futures early

⁠The lawyer representing the alleged former operator of now-defunct crypto exchange BTC-e, Alexander Vinnik, has accused the Greek Supreme Court of “grossly violating” his rights

⁠The governor of the Bank of Thailand revealed that the use of digital currencies would take three to five years to replace the use of fiat

⁠Singapore’s central bank has finalized a new regulatory regime for payment providers, which brings certain cryptocurrencies under its jurisdiction

⁠Autodesk CEO Andrew Anagnost said that blockchain technology could promote greater trust in the construction industry

⁠The head of Citizen Participation of the Government of Catalonia has revealed that the authority is considering blockchain for its e-voting system

⁠After a modest attempt to clamber into the green zone yesterday, BTC today has dipped below $5,000, with major altoins seeing over 10 percent losses on the day

⁠AMD and Nvidia stocks fell by 48% and 36% correspondingly last month, and Bitmain has allegedly lost $600-700 million in Q2. Is the mining hardware industry falling along with crypto market?

⁠Following the recent downtrend, some analysts forecast much lower prices for Bitcoin at the end of 2018. What are the levels that can attract buyers? Let’s find out

​​Columbia University and IBM have announced two blockchain accelerator programs that aim to provide expertise and resources to help startups in the space innovate at scale

​​The company behind the world’s third largest crypto exchange Huobi is establishing a Communist Party committee via its subsidiary in China

​​Russia’s non-profit rightsholders’ society plans to launch a blockchain-powered platform for managing intellectual property-secured loans

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​​Kraken becomes latest exchange to tentatively release Bitcoin Cash SV trading, warning investors the coin is “extremely high risk”

​​China’s IT Ministry and tech research institutes have called on the country to “accelerate” the development of standards for the blockchain industry

​​Institutional involvement unavoidable if crypto is to succeed, says ‘Big Four’ auditor KPMG’s report

​​Korea’s largest power provider KEPCO has announced it will use blockchain and other innovative energy solutions to develop its next-generation micro grid

​​No matter how decentralized, every stablecoin has points of failure

⁠Israel’s first dedicated crypto investment firm targeting institutional investors has launched two new funds this month, expects to have $50 million in AUM by year end

⁠Smart contract protocol Rootstock will expand its scope after integrating spin-off infrastructure project RIF OS

⁠BCH has been split into two blockchains as the result of hard fork — here are the details

⁠SIM swapping takes over California. Here is how fraudsters use cheap SIM cards and burner phones to steal millions worth of crypto

⁠A new proposed pricing structure has been announced by Washington’s Chelan County PUD that increases the electricity costs for cryptocurrency miners

⁠After the mid-week market sell-off, markets are today seeing a flush of green, and Ripple continues its ascent upwards

⁠This week in the Hodler’s Digest, a Swiss stablecoin gets Sharia-certified, and the IMF considers central bank issued digital currencies