Cointelegraph

​​Ethereum has launched its first pre-release for phase zero of the network’s evolving transition to Ethereum 2.0, also known as Serenity

​​The Financial Conduct Authority of the UK has given a license to a local crypto liquidity provider and electronic OTC trader

​​To make the political system more transparent and fair, a South Korean conservative party aims to implement the use of blockchain technology

⁠Proof-of-stake token investors have a unique option to survive the protracted crypto market slump: staking their holdings, and pocketing the block rewards

⁠Mac users face a new malware threat in the form of CookieMiner, which researchers warn can hack their exchange accounts

⁠Blockchain is set to be used for traceability and quality assurance by the Food and Drug Administration of the Chinese Chongqing Yuzhong District

⁠One of the five largest trading companies in Japan will use blockchain tech in a PoC for tracing materials through a smartphone app

⁠If PayPal initially had more time and less pressure from investors, it would have created something similar to crypto, Luke Nosek from PayPal admits

⁠IBM’s latest blockchain trade trial targeted 108,000 mandarin oranges in the run-up to the lunar new year

⁠American financial services giant Fidelity announced that its cryptocurrency trading and custody platform is in the “final testing” stages

⁠Following protracted legal and financial difficulties, Canadian cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX has filed for creditor protection

⁠The CEO of CoinList says that crypto markets will be quiet in 2019, while companies and entrepreneurs concentrate on building the space