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⁠Benoit Coeure of the European Central Bank says that stablecoins like Libra pose serious risks to public policy priorities

⁠What is the sentiment of executives and investors toward blockchain? Hyperledger exec tells Cointelegraph: “The hype is passing, and we are observing how enterprises are looking at real life solutions using blockchain.”

⁠Crypto payment services provider BitPay has announced support for Ether

⁠The City of Los Angeles will host a blockchain startup contest dubbed Block Tank in partnership with Goren Holm Ventures

⁠The percentage of SegWit-spending Bitcoin transactions has hit 50.5%, or an all-time high

⁠Calibra CEO dispels notion that Libra is a threat to the global financial system

⁠Information technology service management giant Gartner foresees blockchain becoming transformative for most industries within 10 years

⁠Bitcoin volatility back on the cards as oil supplies dip 5%

⁠Experts answer: Could cryptocurrency be compliant with Sharia law?

⁠German crypto startup Neufund launches its blockchain public offering platform with a Porsche-backed firm as the first issuer

⁠Local industry and talent critique legislative recommendations that would make India “the first large democracy to ban an innovative technology such as crypto”

​​A new open-source blockchain project says it wants to transform online identity standards and give greater levels of privacy to the public #Sponsored

⁠Tim Draper now thinks that his own prediction that price will hit $250,000 by 2022 may be understating the power of Bitcoin

⁠Ethereum’s Joe Lubin says only Bitcoin and Ethereum’s conceptions can be said to have been “immaculate”

⁠“Crypto has been created for such a time as this,” says Point72 veteran Travis Kling

⁠PayPal reportedly cautious about the fate of Facebook’s planned stablecoin Libra

⁠FATF rules start to bite as privacy coins disappear from OKEx

⁠Binance futures attack was an accident, says CZ

⁠Queensland’s REIQ and tech startup Igloo announce a blockchain-based tenancy agreement platform

⁠This week’s selected cryptocurrency and blockchain news from Japan and China, courtesy of Cointelegraph Japan

⁠This week’s selected cryptocurrency and blockchain news from the German-speaking world, courtesy of Cointelegraph auf Deutsch

⁠Philippine authorities have reportedly arrested 277 Chinese nationals that were working at an alleged cryptocurrency scam firm

⁠Deutsche Bank joins JPMorgan’s blockchain-based platform IIN, expanding the network up to 320 members

⁠This week’s selected crypto news from Brazil, courtesy of Cointelegraph Brasil

⁠An XRP fork isn’t likely to happen, but Ripple still has to deal with a lawsuit launched by angered investors

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Libra gets confident, France gets angry, and Domino’s Pizza fans get excited

⁠A forum of central banks will meet with Libra on Monday to assess the purported financial stability risks of the project

⁠Can blockchain technology help the African continent bridge its developmental gap with the rest of the world?

⁠Has the action shifted to altcoins? Do the top performers of the past week look good for more gains? Let’s analyze the charts

⁠ETH privacy startup Aztec announces SNARKs generation ceremony