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⁠The World Bank raised over $33 million for its Kangaroo bond on a blockchain

​​An open-source project has set out a detailed roadmap for its new blockchain network, and launched a $100 million program to fuel growth #SPONSORED

⁠Vitalik Buterin says that scalability pressure is keeping organizations from joining the “almost full” Ethereum blockchain

⁠The Association of Cryptocurrency Enterprises and Startups, Singapore, has partnered with global law firm Linklaters on a new Code of Practice

⁠Private decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin wield a positive influence on governments’ fiscal and regulatory policy, a new analysis argues

⁠Bitcoin price, altcoins back from the brink as $11,000 comes into view

⁠China’s digital currency could improve bank deposits

⁠Japan gets latest crypto exchange in the form of Rakuten Wallet

⁠Binance is launching its own ‘Libra’ to rival Facebook on a regional level

⁠You can now experiment with Facebook’s Libra testnet using ZenGo crypto wallet

⁠The Indian state of Maharashtra has earmarked funds and is stepping up measures to apply blockchain tech to various administrative spheres

⁠Security and data privacy experts from different fields comment on the concerns about FaceApp: Could a blockchain-based DApp alleviate privacy violations?

⁠Barclays bank seemingly dumps Coinbase over AML, but the exchange finds a replacement. Business as usual for U.K. customers?

⁠The holding company of cryptocurrency-friendly Silvergate Bank, Silvergate Capital Corporation, is examining the possibility of offering cryptocurrency loans

⁠The crypto markets are seeing a surge of green, with altcoins spearheading gains and Bitcoin circling the $10,400 mark

⁠Which of the top-five performers are showing a buying opportunity? Let’s study the charts

⁠A delegation from the U.S. House of Representatives will meet with Swiss regulators to exchange views about digital currencies and Libra in particular

⁠$240 million in suspected proceeds from crypto scheme PlusToken have reportedly moved in four Bitcoin transactions

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, CZ speaks on Binance’s U.S. revival, a big blow for Coinbase in the U.K., and why Argentina is paying more for BTC than everyone else

⁠The Communist Party of China will allow research into digital currencies within the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone

⁠As we move deeper into 2019, let’s take a look at the regulatory scene surrounding the global crypto industry

⁠Litecoin founder Charlie Lee disclosed that he is an investor in Bitcoin personal key security firm Casa

⁠Most of the top cryptocurrencies continue to wallow in the red zone as Bitcoin fights to hold at $10,150

⁠In the second expert take of the series, Selva Ozelli evaluates tax, digital technology and solar policies (including power from satellites) in Japan

⁠John Wang, director of Eco Growth at NEO, says that NEO is in talks to integrate Celer Networks layer-two protocol to improve scalability

⁠Crypto may not be a currency, but it is possible to get your salary in it, at least in New Zealand

⁠Hubii’s blockchain scaling platform nahmii is ramping up, announcing an IEO and a new governing member two years after Hubii’s troubled ICO

⁠Crypto markets have entered the red zone again, with Bitcoin price below $10,200

⁠The intersection of California's new privacy law and blockchain technology — how it affects blockchain businesses, their legal obligations and their potential methods of compliance

⁠In a recent announcement, South Korean crypto exchange Coinone describes nine criteria for determining new listings