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⁠Fuzhou, China is offering rent subsidies to blockchain businesses in a bid to accelerate the industry’s growth

⁠Beaxy has announced the launch of its crypto trading platform weeks after it was hacked

⁠The vice president of the largest Brazilian bank revealed that local banks are preparing to introduce a unique blockchain platform on June 12

⁠Following Liquid’s announcement of a Telegram gram token sale, a source close to Telegram has stated that there is no official relationship between the companies

⁠Global payment giant Visa has launched a network for cross-border payments that is partially based on blockchain technology

⁠Blockchain researcher and former JPMorgan exec Tone Vays is skeptical over whether the crypto winter is really over

⁠As much as 44% of European healthcare firms have never heard of blockchain, according to a new research by International Data Corporation

⁠Blockchain firm Nebula Genomics has signed a data access agreement with EMD Serono, the North American biopharmaceutical business of Merck KGaA

⁠The company behind cryptocurrency zcash (ZEC) is facing a $2 million legal challenge over unpaid shares

⁠The world's second-largest stock exchange, Nasdaq, and crypto data provider CryptoCompare have partnered to release a crypto pricing product for institutional investors

⁠Fireblocks, a digital asset cybersecurity startup, has left stealth mode with $16 million in funding

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⁠The governor of the Philippines’ central bank has warned against crypto-enabled terrorism financing and said the institution will continue to surveil their use in the country

⁠Major insurance broker Aon will reportedly provide crypto custody solutions provider Metaco with crime insurance coverage via a group of predominantly European insurers

⁠Liquid exchange to sell IOUs for Telegram TON tokens

⁠The Data Foundation and Booz Allen Hamilton have come up with five key questions federal entities should ask when considering blockchain solutions

⁠Japan’s transport and e-commerce heavyweights drive cashless payments

⁠Cybersecurity firm Trend Micro has confirmed that attackers have been exploiting a vulnerability in the Oracle WebLogic server to install XMR mining malware

⁠U.S. retail store Target has been developing a blockchain for tracking its supply chains dubbed ConsenSource

⁠UAE-based crypto asset exchange and custodian Arabian Bourse — a joint venture from GMEX Group and Arshad Khan — has sealed initial approval from financial regulators

⁠Nonprofit crypto policy center Coin Center has urged Her Majesty’s Treasury not to over-broaden the scope of U.K.’s anti-money laundering/counter terrorism financing regulations

⁠Coinbase adds a new course on its educational portal Coinbase Earn, with quizzes and videos about the Ethereum-based dai stablecoin

⁠If Facebook’s purported stablecoin launch proves a success, major coins could rally. Let’s consult the charts

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⁠The USC project is set to have a big impact on wholesale banking: “We didn’t know if the characteristics were possible. The funding signals that it is possible”

⁠Fellow top media site CCN is ending its operations, citing a large drop in visibility following a Google Core Update

⁠The largest American trade association, the National Association of Realtors, has reportedly invested in blockchain-based real estate platform Propy

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