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⁠Binance has listed trading pairs for USDSB, the first stablecoin to be launched on Binance Chain

⁠Praise towards privacy coins expressed by co-founder and CEO of major U.S.-based crypto exchange Coinbase attracts criticism

This was a pretty exciting week for crypto enthusiasts, wasn’t it? Bitcoin breaks the $10,000 benchmark, Facebook-backed Libra unveils its white paper, a EY report reveals Quadriga founder’s past fraudulent activities, a…

⁠Data from Google Trends’ search analytics resource indicates that internet googling of ‘bitcoin’ is approaching a monthly high

⁠$21,000 bitcoin in 2019 represents fair value, says Mayer Multiple

⁠Cybersecurity firm ESET has detected what it describes as an unusual and persistent cryocurrency miner distributed for macOS and Windows since August 2018

⁠Backlash over gold proponents’ Bitcoin criticism as price gains continue

⁠The luxe brand founded by erstwhile Lady Gaga creative director and Kanye West collaborator Matthew Williams is launching an IOTA-based pilot for supply chain transparency

⁠The Bank of International Settlements warns that financial services offered by big techs such as Facebook, Google and Amazon could create new risks for the banking sector

⁠Bitcoin price consolidating under $11K on Monday after several days of fresh gains

⁠Azerbaijan bets big on blockchain with its new digital identification system

⁠Overcoming sharding challenges could bring blockchain one step closer to sustainable mainstream adoption

⁠Facebook’s Libra is currently a “centralized wolf in a decentralized sheep’s clothing,” according to Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin

⁠Self-proclaimed Satoshi, Craig Wright, did not disclose his bitcoin holdings as ordered by a court, says lawyer Devin Freedman

⁠This week in the Hodler’s Digest, Facebook releases a white paper for the Libra project, and the QuadrigaCX scandal gets more scandalous

⁠Two Israeli brothers have reportedly been arrested for allegedly hacking the Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange and engaging in other crypto-related phishing scams

⁠Hyperledger now has more than 270 members, with Microsoft and the Ethereum Foundation becoming the newest

⁠The operator of the CabbageTech cryptocurrency investment scheme has pleaded guilty to wire fraud

⁠The Electric Coin Company is building a scalable blockchain with sharding in an attempt to make zcash more widely usable

⁠A system upgrade will keep cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex offline for up to seven hours on June 26

⁠After a rally in Bitcoin, is it time for altcoins to lead markets higher? Let’s take a look at the charts

⁠Cointelegraph speaks with Tyler Winklevoss and author Ben Mezrich about Mezrich’s new book, “Bitcoin Billionaires: A True Story of Genius, Betrayal, and Redemption”

⁠After briefly reaching $11,000, bitcoin has corrected downward to trade under $10,700

⁠Bitcoin blasted through $10K in recent days, but unlike in 2017, the rally is being driven by institutional investors and central banks

⁠How could bitcoin prices influence paying taxes in bitcoin? An expert take from a tax lawyer

⁠Hottest advice to avoid having your crypto stolen? Still — common sense

⁠The Big Four continue their expansion into crypto with new cryptocurrency auditing software from PwC — but will it prove to be efficient for the industry?

⁠If the Bitcoin rally continues, what is its next stop? Let’s look at the charts

⁠Russian Ministry of Finance is considering allowing cryptocurrency trading in the Russian Federation

⁠Blockchain and cryptocurrencies have been gradually transforming the world’s charity landscape, involving governments and traditional nonprofits