Cointelegraph

​​Researchers argue that a recent spate of ransomware thought to have earned hackers $3.7 million in BTC came from Russian cybercriminals, not North Korean state-sponsored actors

​​Bitmain’s Amsterdam offices are next to go as part of a downsizing operation

​​Russia’s draft bill on crypto regulation will be discussed in parliament within two months, according to a local official

​​⁠Swiss investment bank Vontobel has launched the first regulated digital custodial tool for banks and asset managers

⁠Bitcoin and other major currencies see moderate losses as the crypto markets keep sliding down

⁠The Augur community’s response to several high-profile controversies that emerged last year will shape the future of decentralized prediction platforms

⁠Crypto-assets will be classified as securities in Malaysia after cryptocurrency regulation comes into effect on Tuesday

⁠Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss have said stablecoins and tokenized securities will usher in a bright future for the digital currency space

⁠A failed attempt to illicitly gain Bitcoin ultimately netted attackers just $70 when they compromised Cricket South Africa’s Twitter account

⁠What does this most recent market sell off mean? Let’s check the charts

⁠Bitcoin falls under $3,600 again as all the top 20 cryptocurrencies are seeing slight to moderate losses

⁠Employing the Blockcerts open standard, the University of Bahrain will issue diplomas on the blockchain

⁠Fortnite removes the apparently accidental addition of the Monero payment option, the Winklevii commit to a BTC ETF, and more in the Hodler’s Digest

⁠According to data recently released by Japan’s financial services agency, seven applications for crypto exchanges will be either approved or rejected within two months

⁠Bitmain, a China-based leading mining and ASIC hardware producer, has reportedly suspended its mining operations in Rockdale

⁠The bear market has not been easy on Bitmain. The world’s largest mining company is reportedly changing CEOs and laying off staff, while its IPO plans become less realistic

⁠Keywords mentioning Ethereum have been reportedly blacklisted by Google on its advertising platform Google Ads

⁠The cryptocurrency exchange Gate.io reportedly received $100.000 from the Ethereum Classic 51 percent attacker

⁠The Malaysian government is reportedly still undecided about the legalization of cryptocurrencies

⁠Bitcoin is hovering over $3,650 as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting moderate to slight losses

⁠To boost innovation, South Korea’s government added blockchain to the fields of research and development eligible for a tax credit

⁠In central Washington, local officials of United States’ Douglas County want to build a blockchain innovation campus

⁠Downward pressure on the prices of all cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, is expected to be exerted by the ever-increasing number of altcoins, new research shows

⁠2018 witnessed a significant uptick in the number of ICOs authorized by the U.S. SEC to sell securities to large-scale investors

⁠The number of active Bitcoin wallets, many of which have long been dormant, has seen an uptick that could herald some major market movements, analysts say

​​Bitcoin could set lower lows in 2019, Vinny Lingham warns

⁠French grassroots political movement Yellow Vests is fighting financial institutions via a bank run — and crypto could help

⁠The U.S. state of Wyoming has reportedly passed two further house bills that aim to foster a regulatory environment conducive to crypto and blockchain innovation

⁠Kotak Mahindra Bank — India's second largest private sector bank by market cap — is allegedly requiring account holders to refrain from dealings in crypto

⁠ConsenSys has taken part in a funding round for an Icelandic blockchain startup co-founded by the former chairman of the country’s central bank