Cointelegraph

⁠Despite the 2017 crypto trading ban, high-volume Bitcoin exchange is still possible in China via OTC desks run by major exchange platforms

⁠Some major issues must be resolved before blockchain voting becomes trustworthy, according to a new study

⁠Ripple’s XRP sales are down 73.66% in Q3 2019

⁠New York District Court postpones Telegram’s TON hearing to 2020

⁠The G20 nations agree that global stablecoins present serious public policy and regulatory risks

⁠Bitcoin is trading below $8,000 and suffering from more downward selling pressure

⁠Fidelity Investments is fully rolling out its crypto custody business, according to the firm’s CEO

⁠Jamie Dimon spoke about Facebook’s Libra stablecoin and highlighted JPMorgan’s JPM Coin in a speech at the Institute of International Finance

⁠Kik messaging app has a new owner that is optimistic about the future of the platform’s Kin token

⁠Self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright has claimed that Bitcoin’s creator Satoshi Nakamoto plagiarized him

⁠U.S. dollar deposits on Binance.US are now eligible for FDIC insurance coverage up to $250,000 per depositor

⁠Two Oregon counties will run a blockchain-based, mobile voting pilot for their special elections in November

⁠Bitcoin is poised for a decisive move which could drop its price to $6,000 or spark a rally to $10,000

⁠German Federal Minister of Finance Olaf Scholz has again stated that policymakers should prevent the issuance of Facebook’s Libra stablecoin

⁠Beginning today, U.S.-based users will no longer be able to create new accounts on Poloniex as the exchange spins out from Circle to form a new exchange

⁠Blizzard softens its harsh punishment on Blitzchung after community outcry, while a blockchain-backed rival attracts top talent to platform

⁠A U.K.-based digital exchange will use blockchain software firm R3’s Corda technology for its post-trade processes

⁠Microsoft Azure’s blockchain offerings continue to expand through new partnerships

⁠Huobi Global will launch fiat gateway for the Turkish lira in late 2019, the firm officially announced at the Eurasia Blockchain Summit

⁠A Brazilian congressman is opening an investigation into the company’s rampant cryptocurrency scams. We got access to

Vitalik Buterin, Mike Novogratz, Tom Lee, David Chaum and Adam Back attended this year’s Korea Blockchain Week. We brought you the conference’s key takeaways.

⁠Legal expert says the Durovs may have to pay investors back with their own money

⁠FATF joins other authorities voicing concerns about Facebook’s Libra

⁠Second-generation Bitcoin Lightning wallet brings user-friendly functionality, says ACINQ

⁠Trojanized Tor Browser steals Bitcoin from darknet shoppers, ESET warns

⁠Raiffeisen amongst 28 organizations in the first global-scale trial on R3 Corda network

⁠Bitcoin will outlast most fiat if it survives till 2036

⁠The SEC insists that Grams are securities, arguing that a preliminary injunction against Telegram is needed to prevent further violation

⁠The Premier of Bermuda has characterized fintech innovation as a national strategic imperative