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⁠Even in the wake of a crushing bear market, crypto traders are looking to invest in virtual currencies. Are there any tradeable setups at current levels? Let’s find out

⁠According to software engineer Jameson Lopp, Bitcoin could make the transition to an anarcho-capitalist society possible

⁠Stellar’s co-founder questions validity of nine out of ten crypto projects

⁠The operator of the NYSE says timing for Bakkt’s daily Bitcoin futures contract will be announced in early 2019

⁠Regulators in India are looking at crypto regulation “with due caution,” says gov’t minister

⁠Intercontinental Exchange’s Bakkt announces the completion of its first funding round, raising over $180 million

⁠Bitcoin’s reported average daily price change this year is the lowest value in the past 9 years

⁠As lawmakers consider regulatory changes, the U.K. is continuing its shakedown of cryptocurrency operators

​​⁠On the cusp of the new year, most of the top 20 coins by market cap are solidly in the red, with losses capped below 6 percent

Happy New Year from the Cointelegraph team! It’s been bearish this year but we’re still bullish 🎅

⁠Bitcoin under $3,900 again, and most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting discreet losses

⁠A South Korean court rules in favor of Bithumb, GMO Internet leaves the crypto mining production sector, and more in this week’s Hodler’s Digest

⁠A survey in China revealed that 40 percent of the respondents are willing to invest in cryptocurrency in the future

⁠This year $878,000 have been reportedly awarded to hackers by blockchain companies on vulnerability disclosure platform HackerOne

⁠With 2018 — which turned out to be a massive bear market for crypto — coming to an end, what were the best performing coins of this week?

⁠According to unconfirmed Chinese media reports, Jihan Wu and the Jenke Group will reportedly resign as the heads of Bitmain

⁠An exchange dedicated to EOS is set to be launched in the first quarter of 2019 by Huobi

⁠Because of the losses reported when GPU demand by miners diminished, Nvidia is facing a class action lawsuit

⁠Bitcoin has a substantial liberating potential, particularly important to people living under oppressive regimes, mainstream newspaper Time reported

⁠Bitcoin is above $3,900 again, and all of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are seeing moderate to high gains

⁠Electronics giant Samsung has applied for a U.K. trademark for a cryptocurrency wallet

⁠190 companies have expressed interest in receiving a cryptocurrency exchange license from the Japanese Financial Services Agency

⁠Ledger states that recently uncovered vulnerabilities in its hardware wallets are not critical and the mode of attack is “quite unpractical” from a hacker’s perspective

⁠Payment services giant Visa will reportedly purchase Ripple partner Earthport for over $251 million

⁠Digital currencies have made solid gains on the day, after seeing some tough losses over the past couple of days

⁠Some believe the current dip is due to the expiration of Bitcoin futures on the CME and some last minute tax selling. Let’s consult the charts

​​The startup says it is launching a “revolutionary investment platform” based on blockchain. The idea is to use social networks for gaining access to premium investment products previously available only to the wealthy…

​​⁠Scott Galit, CEO of New York-headquartered payments processing firm Payoneer, says a single global, non-fiat currency such as Bitcoin is unrealistic

​​⁠A Wall Street Journal has suggested that Bitcoin’s correlation with “traditional” assets markets has been high, as mainstream capital continues to enter the crypto space

​​Daily traded volume of cryptocurrency contracts on the Huobi Derivatives Market (DM) has broken past $1 billion