Cointelegraph

⁠Japan’s crypto exchange sector gains another operator with the May 30 launch of Taotao, which is 40% owned by internet giant Yahoo! Japan’s YJFX

⁠Following a mild correction yesterday, crypto markets have today seen strong positive momentum, with bitcoin soaring to its highest price point in over a year

⁠The Cryptopia liquidation process could soon gain formal U.S. recognition after Grant Thornton filed for urgent interim relief

⁠Why SBI’s plans for its crypto exchange involve business synergy and institutional investors

⁠This week in the Hodler’s Digest, AT&T makes a big step for adoption, while the SEC yet again delays a bitcoin ETF decision

⁠Should you chase the rally in the top five performers of the past seven days?

⁠Bitcoin falls under the $8K mark again as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies report moderate losses on the day

⁠Is Italy going “crypto”? Some significant changes have been affecting institutions and politics before today’s 2019 European elections — a survey on the status of the blockchain revolution in the Bel Paese

⁠According to a report released by BitMex Research, 3,392 BCH (over $1.35 million) was double spent after the coin’s hard fork

⁠Franck Muller has released a new luxury Swiss watch that functions as a BTC cold wallet

⁠Bitcoin dropped to $6,400 on May 17 in an effort of manipulation triggered by one individual trader. Could this decrease the chances of a bitcoin ETF approval? Comments from VanEck and other market experts

⁠Decentralized loans: more accessible, more transparent and more controllable

⁠A new funding round, worth at least $200 million, is set to be raised by trading app Robinhood, Bloomberg reports

⁠EOS developer Block.one is attempting a buyback following a record-breaking ICO last year, and the earliest investors could expect a 6,567% return

⁠Swisscom TV, a television network owned by major Swiss telecommunications firm Swisscom, announced its plans to distribute tokenized artwork

⁠Bitcoin still holding over the $8,000 mark, with minor gains, as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies report moderate losses on the day

⁠A new report from ICObench claims that the initial coin offerings sector is showing signs of an uptick due to positive investor sentiment, apparently spurred by the market rally

⁠The FCA has reported that ICAP Crypto is a clone firm used in scams and is not affiliated with FCA-authorized firm ICAP Europe Limited

⁠Two miners, BTC.top and BTC.com, have reportedly executed a 51% attack on the bitcoin cash blockchain

⁠Encrypted messenger Telegram has created Fift, a new programming language for the TON blockchain

⁠Watch manufacturer Vacheron Constantin will deploy blockchain technology to track its timepieces

⁠Opposition politicians have asked the Luxembourg government to share details regarding its e-government plan with AI and blockchain tech

⁠Blockchain browser Brave is testing tweet tipping on its development version, Brave Nightly

⁠The U.S. State of Montana recognized utility tokens and exempted them from state securities by passing a new bill

⁠If Bitcoin remains steady, which altcoins are likely to move up? Let’s take a look at the charts

⁠Does Craig Wright’s copyright claim prove he is Satoshi or is it legally useless?

⁠Facebook has reportedly held talks with major exchanges including Coinbase and the Winklewoss’ Gemini to issue its Globalcoin

⁠Russian state-owned holding conglomerate Rostec proposes a $1.3 billion-worth plan to apply blockchain in all the state data systems

⁠One of the crypto assets created by social media giants will succeed, according to founder and CEO of cryptocurrency merchant bank Galaxy Digital Michael Novogratz

⁠An on-chain smart contract-based ether mixer has been proposed by Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin