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⁠Some stablecoins reportedly could raise problems under securities laws, according to senior advisor for digital assets at U.S. SEC Valerie Szczepanik

⁠Bitcoin core contributor Jeff Garzik has been subpoenaed to appear in court in connection with a $4 billion lawsuit against Craig Wright

⁠Crypto and blockchain industry reps voiced their concern over a new piece of legislation in the Nevada State Senate

⁠The second largest insurer in Europe, AXA XL, has launched a new product covering security token offerings

⁠NYSE’s operator ICE is purportedly adding thousands of new coins to its Cryptocurrency Data Feed

⁠Blockchain ID startup Metadium has entered into a “strategic partnership” with game engine giant Unity

​​⁠While some say that Bitcoin could see $6,000 by August, what do the charts point to in the short term? Let’s find out

​​Crypto mining is one of the most observed objectives for attacking businesses’ cloud infrastructures, according to U.S. telecom firm AT&T

​​⁠Volatility means following the crypto market is hard at the best of times. Here is an in-depth analysis that can help you understand what’s driving the price changes

​​⁠The stock market sees gains as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting slight to noteworthy growth today

​​⁠The U.S. SEC to host public forum on blockchain and digital assets in May

​​Latest security mishap sees Google accidentally host hacking extension

⁠Former COO at Mozilla, Denelle Dixon, has been appointed as new CEO and executive director at the Stellar Development Foundation

⁠Watershed price moment for Bitcoin is crossing 200-day moving average, says Tom Lee

⁠IBM’s Jesse Lund has hinted that bank-targeted stablecoins will be a major development for the tech giant’s blockchain cross-border payments solution

⁠Crypto exchange Bittrex has cancelled its first token sale, dubbed an Initial Exchange Offering, which it had planned to host on its Malta-based platform

⁠Bitfury’s latest partnership for Lightning Network payments is U.S. payments aggregator startup HadePay

⁠The former CEO of the now-defunct Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox has received a suspended jail sentence after being found guilty of tampering with financial records

⁠The alleged Monappy crypto wallet hacker has been referred to prosecutors in the Japanese city of Utsunomiya

⁠Tendermint has raised $9 million in a Series A investment round led by cryptocurrency investment company Paradigm

⁠The Chicago Board Options Exchange will not add new Bitcoin futures contracts this month, saying it will assess its approach to crypto derivatives trading

⁠Commercial court clerks in France will use an IBM blockchain-based platform to record changes in companies’ legal status

⁠Researchers have reportedly detected over 40 bugs in major blockchain and cryptocurrency platforms over the past month

⁠Cryptocurrency markets are experiencing mixed signals, with some of major coins reporting minor gains

​​⁠U.S. SEC Chairman Jay Clayton shared his concerns over the potential for manipulation vis-a-vis a Bitcoin ETF

⁠Blockchain technology will make the U.S. Congress more efficient and transparent, says Republican Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy

⁠A study from a PwC blockchain expert states that renewable energy is insufficient in addressing Bitcoin’s sustainability problem

​​Cybercriminals are reportedly favoring “low and slow” approaches in attacks made for financial gains, and cryptojacking is a prime example of this shift, the report notes

​​Two national securities bodies in Canada, CSA and IIROC, have issued a joint consultation paper on March 14, aiming to gather industry feedback about cryptocurrency token regulation

​​Depending on the goals of the network, both the enterprise and public blockchains have their place in the industry. See here to get to know more