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⁠Bitcoin IRA and Genesis Capital have partnered enabling customers to earn interest on their Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency IRA accounts

⁠Decentralized exchange users should store value in stablecoins, not fiat, argues John McAfee

⁠India’s finance minister says many countries are cautioning against rushing ahead with Libra

⁠Bitcoin proponents watch as Fed money printing gathers pace

⁠Major crypto mining hardware manufacturer Bitmain has launched the purportedly largest facility for Bitcoin mining in the world, in Rockdale, Texas

⁠CoinShares CSO: institutions “live-action role-playing” in Bitcoin

⁠Zcash users discover a counterfeit version of ZecWallet

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

⁠The Bitcoin price is showing signs of recovery above the $8,200 price mark

⁠The National Bank of Cambodia, the country’s central bank, signed an MoU on cross-border payments and remittances with Malaysia’s largest bank

⁠Calibra CEO David Marcus reportedly said that Libra would be open to using national fiat-pegged stablecoins at a banking seminar on Sunday

⁠Samsung’s software arm Samsung SDS announced a joint blockchain development initiative with Tech Mahindra

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

⁠As Bitcoin miners felt the pinch of falling prices, could this signal a potential bottom as price support held for the fifth consecutive week at $7,800?

⁠⁠This week’s selected cryptocurrency and blockchain news from Spain and Latin America, courtesy of Cointelegraph en Español

⁠Several top cryptocurrency performers are showing initial signs of a trend change. At what levels do they become a buy? Let’s study the charts

⁠Libra is acting confident ahead of Zuckerberg’s testimony before U.S. regulators — even despite losing a quarter of its members

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, a New York court postpones Telegram’s TON hearing, Mark Carney defends Libra, and Russia blocks Cointelegraph

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⁠Ethereum Name Service launches multicoin support

⁠California man sues AT&T claiming that its employees helped to steal over $1.8 million in total, including cryptocurrencies

⁠An impending bear cross of the 128 and 111-day moving average could see Bitcoin price drop below the $7,777 and $7,700 support to new lows below $7,300

⁠Former IBM and Google Russia exec joins blockchain firm Credits as CBO

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

⁠In letter to investors, Telegram calls February hearings “a positive step” in process of determining that Gram tokens are not securities

⁠Taiwanese electronics giant HTC has launched its new smartphone Exodus 1s, enabling users to run a full Bitcoin node on mobile

⁠Bittrex’s international trading platform to halt service in Venezuela and 30 other countries

⁠While banks are looking for ways to tokenize employees’ reputations, the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance has already found a way

⁠Bitcoin price recovers above $8,000 after BTC blockchain his 600,000 blocks and 18th million Bitcoin was mined

⁠“I’m not buying anything,” says Tron founder and CEO Justin Sun amid recent reports suggesting that he acquired crypto exchange Poloniex