Cointelegraph

⁠As Ethereum overtakes Ripple by market cap once again, change is afoot in the crypto top 3

⁠The top 20 coins by market cap are all in the green after slight losses earlier today, while Ethereum gains on XRP

⁠The government of the Republic of Abkhazia has cut power to 15 crypto mining farms amid concerns over electricity consumption

⁠U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, also known for her criticism of crypto, has entered the 2020 presidential race

⁠The merchandise store for the video game Fortnite has begun accepting Monero as a payment option

⁠Wilson suggests that a range of events in the global economy will make investors more cautions of the startup sector

⁠According to the Wall Street Journal, cryptocurrency is currently “largely usable only by developers”

⁠The Indian central bank appears uncertain about aspects of digital currency, reportedly U-turning on plans to introduce a crypto-rupee

⁠Bitcoin under $3,800 again, and most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting discreet to moderate losses

⁠$300,000 crypto fraud case involving Georgian state senator set to see prosecution evidence

⁠Bitcoin media deaths almost passed 100 last year, but the altcoin graveyard is ten times larger

⁠Against Bitcoin, ICO tokens and altcoins battle with centralization, says developer Jimmy Song

⁠Iranian officials have declared that aiding the development of Telegram’s Gram token will be considered a criminal act