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⁠“Who has 200 million active users already?” Mike Kayamori of Liquid talks about the potential of the TON network as a DApps platform

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⁠Cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex announces a burn initiative for the utility token LEO alongside new “Transparency Dashboard”

⁠Investment bank RBC Capital Markets believes that Facebook’s upcoming crypto project will be “one of the most important initiatives in the history of the company”

⁠People accused of counterfeiting banking cards and laundering the proceeds through bitcoin have been arrested by Spanish law enforcement

⁠Brazilian regulators will create a cross-sector regulatory sandbox to respond to digital transformations powered by new technologies such as DLT

⁠Grayscale research has shown the extent to which bitcoin bucked the downward trend in assets during the U.S.-China trade war

⁠Global tech giant Microsoft will collaborate with Icertis to enhance its blockchain-based contractual offering, the Icertis Blockchain Framework

⁠Standard Chartered Bank’s head of public affairs Ed Bowles has reportedly been hired by Facebook to work on its cryptocurrency project dubbed “Libra”

⁠Google Cloud has integrated Chainlink’s oracle middleware with its enterprise cloud data warehouse, allowing for on-chain and cloud-based interaction with ETH DApps

⁠Europol is hosting its 6th cryptocurrency conference, with over 300 crypto experts from law enforcement and the private sector reportedly in attendance

⁠The informal exchange of cryptocurrency over €1,000 is set to come to an end in Lithuania

⁠Crypto exchange Binance announced today that it has updated its terms of use, which notably includes a restriction of services to U.S.-based individual and corporate traders

⁠Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Uber and others have allegedly each invested around $10 million in a governance consortium for Facebook’s forthcoming cryptocurrency

⁠Learn more about cryptocurrency safe spaces, where fintech ventures are encouraged to delve into crypto and blockchain — from Switzerland to the Philippines

⁠The Rhode Island state government is seeking proofs-of-concept proposals for blockchain tech in state government

⁠The blockchain market in the automotive and aerospace fields will reportedly grow by 60.35% between 2019 and 2029, reaching a valuation of over $20 billion

⁠Bitcoin briefly touched $8,300 while most major coins trade sideways over the past 24 hours

⁠Fundstrat’s recent analysis indicates that most digital currencies are poised to make further gains in the near future

⁠Control of crypto by Seoul leads to conglomerates’ growing influence on blockchain development

⁠A Canadian university will issue blockchain copies of its diplomas to its graduating class this spring, providing easily verified documents for students and employers

⁠Token project Ampleforth has raised $5 million in 11 seconds in its initial exchange offering on Tokinex

⁠Swedish bitcoin-enabled mobile refill service Bitrefill has raised $2 million to expand its services and develop new products

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⁠GateHub announced that a recent phishing campaign has been targeting its XRP wallet users

⁠Binance is forming a new crypto exchange targeting U.S.-based clients dubbed Binance US

⁠John McAfee’s newly launched trading platform was hit with a DOS attack

⁠The Reserve Bank of India returned a request for information about a proposed crypto ban, which is allegedly making the rounds at the highest level of government

⁠Circle is shutting down Circle Pay, a fiat money sending service with a social messaging component

⁠The number of blockchain patent filings far outpaces those for other technologies such as quantum computing, according to a recent report