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⁠Eric Swalwell, a United States Democratic presidential candidate for the 2020 elections, has launched a crypto donations campaign

⁠Crypto lender Dharma has begun supporting the peer-to-peer lending of USDC

⁠The University of Tokyo, Toyota and Japanese online renewable energy retailer Trende Inc. plan to jointly conduct tests for a blockchain-powered electricity trading system

⁠Changpeng Zhao is seeking damages from VC firm Sequoia Capital China for having ostensibly hurt his reputation and unjustly prevented him from raising capital

⁠Financial service provider SIX is developing a stablecoin pegged to the Swiss franc

⁠Users can now buy bitcoin with USD in 21 U.S. states via an expanded partnership between Coinme and Coinstar

⁠Following a mild correction which began yesterday, crypto markets have today tipped into deeper red with bitcoin (BTC) today dropping below the $7,600 mark

⁠Japan’s FSA is reviewing crypto exchange anti-money laundering policies in preparation for an investigation visit from the FATF

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⁠The South Korean government is running a second study on blockchain regulations, examining applications in logistics, healthcare, finance and energy

⁠Craig Wright’s copyright registration for the Bitcoin white paper does not mean that the government recognizes him as the creator of bitcoin

⁠Crypto trader at NYMEX Anthony Grisanti believes that the crypto market will soon consolidate, which is a healthy sign

⁠Can the bulls overcome the bears and resume the recovery? Let’s study the charts and find out

⁠Bitfinex and its affiliated stablecoin issuer Tether have obtained a stay of demands for which they applied on May 21

⁠Circle’s USD Coin is now supported on Coinbase Commerce, the payment processor of major U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase

⁠Cryptopia’s liquidation serves to warn crypto traders of potential risks surrounding centralized exchanges

⁠Europol, along with Dutch and Luxembourg authorities, have shut down one of the three largest cryptocurrency tumblers, Bestmixer.io

⁠A group of four banks have successfully issued a promissory note, a type of legally binding loan agreement, through a new blockchain platform

⁠An upcoming supply cut could help bitcoin prices rise further in the coming months, crypto fund manager Brian Kelly says

⁠Are we seeing yet another case of inaccurate reporting by Ripple as Coin Metrics say its on-chain data and quarterly reports don’t line up. Let’s investigate

⁠Russia’s central bank believes that the draft bill on crypto regulation is prepared enough to be adopted in spring 2019, in accordance with the order of president Vladimir Putin

⁠An Israeli judge has ruled that bitcoin is an asset and not a currency

⁠Bitcoin falls under the $7,900 mark again as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies report moderate losses on the day

⁠May will reportedly become the biggest month for CME’s bitcoin futures trading, with an average of 14,000 contracts

⁠Two Chinese over-the-counter crypto trading chat groups administrators have been accused of illicitly collecting bitcoin for running a loan scheme

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⁠CULedger, a blockchain consortium and credit union service organization, has chosen R3’s Corda blockchain to underpin its forthcoming cross-border payments product

⁠Japanese cryptocurrency exchanges have seen new account openings increase up to 200% in the past two months

⁠EOS developer Block.one is attempting a 10% buyback of its stock, offering backers a share repurchase price that will return as much as 6,567% on their initial investments