Cointelegraph

⁠A survey from instant messaging application Viber showed half of Americans and Brits would not trust Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency

⁠”The U.S. government is not the only game in town.” Can Arthur Hayes of BitMEX survive the reported CFTC’s investigation?

⁠The Iran government approved a mechanism of crypto mining in the country

⁠Germany’s central bank said that potential benefits of Facebook’s Libra should be made possible despite associated risks and regulatory uncertainty

​​The project says the blockchain technology will enable the “true ownership” of digital assets for the mobile game players, so they can trade their nonfungible tokens #SPONSORED

⁠Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said that his government is considering cryptocurrency to replace the Israeli shekel

⁠An Indian government panel reportedly recommended a ban on cryptocurrencies

​​Downloading DApps can be time-consuming and memory-intensive, but a mobile crypto wallet has unveiled a novel feature to get around this problem #SPONSORED

⁠Damian Collins, a senior official at the British Parliament, said that Libra will be open to massive fraud

⁠Daimler, the corporation behind Mercedes-Benz, partnered with blockchain startup Riddle & Code to provide an open car hardware wallet solution

⁠The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications announced a successful trial of instant cross-border transfers in Asia

⁠Bitcoin sets another hash rate record as figure nudges 80 TH/s

⁠Brief crypto market stability won’t last, say forecasters

⁠Tim Draper: world will change thanks to Bitcoin in the end

⁠A new blockchain project has launched a registry that would divvy up and tokenize portions of the lunar surface

⁠The Iranian Economic Commission has reportedly finalized a power pricing scheme for cryptocurrency miners

⁠Tron founder Justin Sun has invited more notable figures from the crypto space to a lunch with Warren Buffett

⁠Benoit Coeure of the European Central Bank said that Libra cannot launch until regulators are satisfied it is safe

⁠This week in Hodler’s Digest, a Libra special! Facebook has had a tough week in front of Congress and Bitcoin prices have suffered

⁠Bank of America has filed a patent application for a settlement system citing the Ripple ledger

⁠The Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration has not issued any licenses for importing cryptocurrency mining devices into the country

⁠FairX has shut down its operations as it failed to establish a licensed national bank due to a lack of financing

⁠Samourai Wallet raised concerns over the alleged lack of privacy ensured by the CoinJoin implementation of competing wallet Wasabi

⁠The founder of Token Foundry is seeking to collect over $13 million in perceived damages from Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin

⁠South Korean authorities estimate that crypto-related crimes have caused $2.28 billion of financial damages between July 2017 and June 2019

⁠Crypto markets are seeing modest losses, with Bitcoin near $10,400

⁠Will the outperformers of the past seven days extend their up move? Let’s consult the charts

⁠Cointelegraph explains what a noncustodial exchange is and how it acts as an intermediary between centralized and decentralized exchanges

⁠Bitcoin outflows on BitMEX exceeded inflows by $73 million after the exchange was reported to be investigated by the CFTC

⁠Bitcoin retakes $11K following turbulent week for crypto