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⁠Bitcoin has broken $9,300 as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting moderate losses on the day

⁠Only a handful of this month’s 1,700 job losses at IBM affected its blockchain division, according to a report

⁠IOTA Foundation has entered a new partnership to track potentially fatal food allergens with blockchain technology

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⁠Two different books published under Satoshi Nakamoto’s name have recently appeared on Amazon

⁠The recent zero-day security flaw in Firefox has been used in attacks against Coinbase exchange, according to internal security experts

⁠Could Facebook’s cryptocurrency help keep the network accountable and aligned with its users? Community reactions are mixed

⁠Analysts at the Reserve Bank of Australia claimed that neither general cryptocurrencies nor stablecoins can be an alternative to fiat in local retail payments

⁠The Fibonacci retracement tool of popular chart analysis service TradingView “works perfectly fine,” according to the analyst who previously claimed that it was broken

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⁠Facebook has reportedly not applied for approval in India for operating its upcoming cryptocurrency Libra project

⁠LVC Corporation, the crypto- and blockchain-focused arm of Japanese messaging giant Line, is allegedly close to obtaining an FSA-issued crypto exchange operating license

⁠Live streaming startup YouNow, which created the decentralized video ecosystem Props, has filed a public offering with the U.S. SEC to allow users to compliantly earn tokens

⁠For the time being, Amazon is staying away from competing with Facebook’s Libra, according to an Amazon Pay executive

⁠More gaming companies like Ubisoft are beginning to utilize blockchain. Do these industries have a shared future?

⁠Jerome Powell, the head of the United States Federal Reserve, has said that he recognizes both potential benefits and risks to Facebook’s recently-unveiled Libra project

⁠The deceased owner of the now-defunct QuadrigaCX was transferring user funds off the exchange and using them as a security for his own margin trading on other platforms

⁠A former executive from cryptocurrency firm Circle has been picked up by The Royal Bank of Scotland as CEO of its digital SME offering

⁠The U.S. DoJ has revealed that a recently-arrested investments provider may stand trial in California for committing crypto-related fraud and money laundering

⁠Open interest in CME Bitcoin futures contracts are reportedly at an all time high, possibly due to increasing institutional-level investments

⁠Malaysia has rolled out a work visa program that enables tech specialists to work for local blockchain companies

⁠Brazil's federal revenue service now requires that crypto exchanges report on users’ transactions

⁠Ethereum’s 2.0 phase zero is planned for launch on January 3, 2020 according to a recent developers call

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⁠The Banking Committee of the United States Senate has set a hearing on Facebook’s new cryptocurrency for July

⁠The Phillippine government has signed an agreement with blockchain firm Monsoon, hoping to improve its business and cybersecurity sectors through blockchain tech

⁠Binance and KuCoin have partnered to offer BNB/BTC and BNB/USDT trading pairs on KuCoin’s trading platform

⁠Facebook’s Calibra digital wallet will not be available in some of the social network’s largest markets, including India, according to a report

⁠Fintech firm Token has received a $16.5 million injection from investors including the venture arm of banking giant BNP Paribas

⁠Russian politician Anatoly Aksakov said that the government has no plans to legalize Facebook’s long-awaited Libra stablecoin