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⁠Aiming to improve conditions for producers, Oxfam has opted to “put rice on the blockchain” in Cambodia

⁠Up to 37 months in prison for ICO token fraud could await Maksim Zaslavskiy upon sentencing next April

⁠U.S.-based GPU manufacturer Nvidia released its Q3 earnings report today, revealing a “crypto hangover” from disappearing demand among crypto miners

⁠OmiseGo, a payment platform based on the Ethereum blockchain, will develop a Proof-of-Concept with Singaporean decentralized ride hailing app TADA

⁠The IPO application of crypto mining hardware manufacturer Canaan has expired amid questions from regulators about the firm’s business model

⁠Hours after the Bitcoin Cash upgrade started, the Bitcoin ABC camp is leading in terms of hash rate and blocks

⁠Microsoft has introduced a serverless blockchain-powered development kit, focused on connecting interfaces, data integration and deploying smart contracts

​​Bloodbath continues with Bitcoin dipping below $5,400 earlier today, Ripple sees slight gains and overtakes Ethereum as number two coin by market cap

​​An Executive Board member of the European Central Bank considers Bitcoin to be the “evil spawn of the 2008 financial crisis”

​​Herman Gref, head of major Russian bank Sberbank, says blockchain will be implemented on an industrial scale in one or two years

​​Fundstrat: Bitcoin’s breakdown has negatively impacted crypto-linked stocks, including Japan’s SBI Holdings and Monex Group

​​U.S. Republican congressman Warren Davidson plans a bill that would allow ICOs to “sidestep” securities laws

​​$53.5 billion market cap Malaysian lending giant CIMB signs on to integrate Ripple’s xCurrent cross-border payments solution

​​A Hong Kong-based blockchain startup announced that Soccer legends Paul Scholes, from Manchester United, and Andriy Shevchenko, from AC Milan, Ukraine’s head coach, will support their crypto project. The startup aims t…

​​OKCoin, parent company to world’s largest crypto exchange OKEx, launches services in Argentina, plans to expand trading all over Latin America

​​The State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow is launching a blockchain-based art patronage project

⁠S. Korean province establishes “Blockchain Special Committee” with the aim of creating a blockchain hub there

⁠Acting U.S. attorney general Matthew G. Whitaker is being scrutinized for putting his weight behind an alleged scam that touted a pseudo “time travel” crypto, among other inventions

⁠EOS is criticized again after reversing confirmed transactions. However, the company isn’t really “after” decentralization

⁠Neo Global Capital among investors in $20 million Hong Kong crypto exchange funding round

⁠Circle’s recently-released USD-backed stablecoin is the latest asset to hit top crypto exchange Binance

⁠A recent survey of Moscow residents found that five percent of Moscow residents who use cashless payment methods are open to using cryptocurrencies

⁠A security researcher has found four fake crypto wallets on the Google Play Store, purportedly designed to phish users’ mobile banking credentials and credit card information

⁠A Malaysian MP has urged the government to create appropriate regulations for digital currencies before approving the political Harapan Coin cryptocurrency project

⁠The New York State Department of Financial Services has granted a BitLicense to a subsidiary of the New York Digital Investment Group

⁠Spanish telecoms operator Telefónica partners with IBM to apply blockchain technology to the management of international mobile phone call traffic

⁠Should traders start bottom fishing following today’s major sell-off or is it best to sit and wait until the decline plays out? Let’s consult the charts

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​​Leading insurance holding Ping An of China joins with the Sanya municipal government to develop a ‘“Smart City” promoting blockchain tech, among others

⁠Markets are down significantly on the day with most major coins sufferings losses over 10 percent, Bitcoin dips below $5,600