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​​The Italian government has published its list of 30 blockchain high-level experts to further its integration of the technology at state level

​​⁠After banning and unbanning crypto ads, Facebook reportedly proceeded toward its own cryptocurrency — and its blockchain division is steadily expanding as well. Here’s how the social media giant’s relationship with cr…

​​Senior executives at United Airlines and logistics giant UPS think 2019 will not be the year blockchain goes mainstream

We traveled to Malta, one of the smallest countries in the world, to check if it can really be called a Blockchain Island and of course to party at the president's palace

⁠During a conference, a research group explained in depth how they were able to extract the private keys from the Trezor One

⁠Craight Wright’s request to dismiss has been denied by the judge in a $4 billion lawsuit that claims the self-alleged Satoshi stole BTC from the now-deceased David Kleiman

⁠EOS traders will now be able to take both long and short positions on the Huobi Derivative Market

⁠Markets have taken a renewed plunge, with virtually all of the top 100 cryptocurrencies in the red and many high market cap coins losing between 5 and 12 percent

⁠2018 in predictions: Which of cryptocurrency and blockchain forecasts came true and which didn’t?

⁠The National Bank of Kuwait has integrated RippleNet’s blockchain technology to expedite cross-border money transfers

⁠Bitcoin-supporting payments firm Square has been named Yahoo Finance Company of the Year

⁠A recent study by the WSJ has revealed that 16 percent of nearly 3,300 cryptocurrency projects showed signs of improbable returns, identity theft and plagiarism

⁠Dutch crypto firm Libereum has acquired Spanish soccer club Elche CF for $4.9 million, aiming to raise revenue via tokenization

⁠U.S. crypto-focused law firm Silver Miller has filed a lawsuit against a purported crypto hedge fund manager who was allegedly operating a fraudulent Ponzi scheme

​​A hacker has managed to fool Electrum wallet users into handing over more than $910,000

​​A Taiwanese man has been arrested for allegedly stealing electricity worth over $3 million to mine Bitcoin and Ethereum worth around $14.5 million

​​Officials from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency say blockchain could be implemented for disaster relief

​​Innocence has been claimed near the end of the trial for Mark Karpeles, the former CEO of now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox

​​Crypto markets see mostly red, with losses capped at 4 percent among top 20 coins

​​New survey from Indian telecoms firm Tata details obstacles to blockchain adoption for businesses

⁠The UN has partnered with blockchain-based telemedicine and telepsychology firm to expand free basic healthcare services in Eastern Africa

⁠The Litecoin Foundation has become the “Official Cryptocurrency Partner” of the UFC light heavyweight title fight between Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson

⁠The crypto recovery will be a slow and gradual process, while some still predict a further fall for Bitcoin below $3,000. What do the charts project? Let’s find out

​​⁠Major crypto exchange Bithumb has won a lawsuit in which an investor had sued the company for his loss of around $355,000 in an alleged hack

​​A governmental committee in India has reportedly suggested that cryptocurrencies be legalized in the country

​​Crypto markets are tentatively recovering after hefty losses hit all major cryptocurrencies yesterday on Christmas Day

​​⁠A drop is in store for Bitcoin, taking it below $3000 in the “short term,” warns Anthony Pompliano

​​⁠Many institutional players will enter the crypto space, according to the crypto and fintech leader for Asia at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

​​Japan’s Mizuho Financial Group plans to introduce a digital currency to be used for remittances and payments in March

​​⁠The bear market has given British regulators more time to consider crypto legislation, but not necessarily less reason to take a hard line, especially in terms of taxation