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⁠The Fed’s Lael Brainard warns that Libra users’ rights with respect to the token’s underlying assets and the system overall remain unclear

⁠Broadway’s largest ticket operator, the Shubert Organization, has partnered with a blockchain startup to verify ticket authenticity

⁠The United Nations Development Programme and the FairChain Foundation are launching a chocolate bar that uses blockchain to promote more equitable funding for farmers

⁠Binance Chain is currently the largest Bitcoin sidechain by far

⁠The Sacramento Kings NBA basketball team is launching a line of crypto-collectibles following a new partnership

⁠Telegram is asking investors whether they will agree to push out the TON launch deadline.

⁠The U.S. CFTC charged a Nevada company with violations relating to an $11 million Ponzi-like scam

⁠Traders are watching key levels as the crypto market possibly enters a bear trap. Will the downtrend resume?

⁠French central banker Denis Beau discussed the options available to central banks vis-a-vis cryptocurrency regulations

⁠The Swiss Federal Council is keeping close tabs on global stablecoin projects and their possible opportunities and challenges

⁠The head of Facebook’s Calibra, David Marcus, says he is a big fan of Bitcoin, but it is totally different than Libra

⁠Xpring has invested in Swedish crypto self-custody startup Towo Labs to build hardware wallet firmware with support for XRP

⁠U.S. law enforcement agencies mapped out the server of the largest child porn site by tracing Bitcoin transactions

⁠Bitcoin’s short-term time frames show bearish price action while the macro bullish trend remains intact above $7,777

⁠The India Supreme Court has postponed a hearing regarding the Reserve Bank of India’s policy that bans financial institutions from giving services to crypto businesses

⁠Luxury electric car manufacturer Karma Automotive has begun accepting Bitcoin as a means of payment

⁠Market analyst Philip Swift explains how blockchain data helps traders spot Bitcoin highs and lows for making wiser investments

⁠On the day the first Gram tokens were set for distribution to investors, here is what is known about the TON blockchain so far

⁠Libra is “absolutely not” in jeopardy after seven firms including PayPal and Visa have dropped out of the project, says the head of Calibra

⁠Bitcoin fulfills prophecy dropping into the $7Ks

⁠Global financial services company Circle announced that Bermuda became the first government to accept its stablecoin USDC for tax payments

⁠Financial software global behemoth Finastra partners with Ripple to give its clients access to the RippleNet payments network

⁠Big Four auditing firm Ernst & Young has launched a blockchain platform to increase the transparency of public funds spending

⁠U.S. merchant services provider Aliant Payments is including cryptocurrency within employee compensation packages

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⁠Digitize the dollar to keep reserve currency status, says Giancarlo

⁠The NBA-China fallout has sparked a 30%+ crash in the price of certain collectible sneaker-backed crypto tokens

⁠A new distributed ledger protocol is being pitched as a secure and less power-hungry alternative to Bitcoin mining

⁠A Bitcoin ATM has appeared at Miami International Airport — the largest gateway between the U.S. and Latin America