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⁠Which altcoins are looking vulnerable for a further fall? Let’s look at the charts

⁠IBM has launched a blockchain pilot for bank guarantee processes with four Australian financial services firms

⁠The Binance Charity Foundation has formed an alliance of 47 organizations to address feminine health issues in Uganda

⁠Squawk Box’s Kevin O’Leary criticized “crypto crap” as being noncompliant and unregulated

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⁠Canadian crypto exchange Coinsquare has invested in software allowing users to buy crypto directly through an ATM

⁠Gab has made a bid to seal $10 million in a Series A crowdfunding round that will enable it to decentralize its infrastructure and integrate bitcoin and Lightning Network payments

⁠“Every currency is based on trust, but only a fool would trust Facebook’s Libra” noted Nobel laureate in economics Joseph Stiglitz

⁠Galaxy Digital founder and crypto enthusiast Mike Novogratz has predicted that bitcoin still has a long way higher to go following its current “spectacular rally.”

⁠American economist Nouriel Roubini is demanding that the recording of his debate with BitMEX CEO is released

⁠Are cryptocurrencies the solution to the microtransaction-related problems the gaming community is facing?

⁠Academic researchers at Cambridge University launched a real-time index that tracks the total electricity consumption of the bitcoin network

⁠No fiat involvement for regulated bitcoin bond which gained U.K. regulatory approval

⁠Bitcoin kept investors guessing Wednesday with sudden 20% gains

⁠In the face of increasing U.S. sanctions, Cuba is pondering joining Venezuela on crypto

⁠The UN is reportedly trying out blockchain cures for Afghanistan’s urban development woes

⁠Half a billion dollars in BTC spent on illegal transactions so far this year, research says; however, 99% of BTC transactions in 2019 have been legitimate

​​More claims Facebook will overturn the banking industry with Libra launch

⁠33 advocacy groups have signed a letter looking to halt development of Libra until Congress and regulators have addressed a number of questions on the project

⁠As a proof-of-concept, a shipping container has completed its transcontinental, blockchain-automated shipment from South Korea to the Netherlands

​​Max Keiser, American broadcaster and known Bitcoin bull, suggested that the cryptocurrency market rally will not include altcoins:

⁠Per Jefferies’ recent survey, Facebook’s users are unlikely to purchase Libra

⁠ZenGo publishes its open source project, which purports to provide proof-of-concept that its keyless wallet product can support Facebook’s Libra

⁠The President of the partially-recognized Republic of Abkhazia said that the country will build a large crypto mining farm

⁠Bitcoin hovers over the $10,600 mark again as most of the top 20 cryptocurrencies are reporting moderate losses on the day

⁠British financial watchdog, the FCA, will soon publish a consultation paper on a potential ban of crypto CFDs for retail investors

⁠The operator of Binance US hired former Ripple executive as new CEO to oversee the platform’s launch and further expansion

⁠According to an announcement by Bitfinex, the exchange repaid $100 million of outstanding loan facility to stablecoin operator Tether

⁠London-based Prime Factor Capital has received FCA approval to operate as a cryptocurrency investment management firm

⁠IBM calls its Hyperledger Fabric technology a "blockchain" despite sacrificing the most important features of a true blockchain