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⁠Bitcoin has continued to slope downward of $8,000 with some major altcoins also taking a beating

Bitcoin struggles to stay above support levels, as indicators continue to point to a bear market

⁠Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission has released guidelines for virtual asset portfolio managers

⁠The UAE Ministry of Community Development will host a blockchain contest with a total prize fund of $16,300

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

⁠Fiat backed stablecoins are here to stay, but what makes them so stable and desires? Here are a few examples

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, PayPal pulls out of Libra, crypto markets struggle to recover, and Mark Cuban really doesn’t like Bitcoin

⁠Too many crypto investors trade without having a proper plan for taking profits and cutting losses. Avoid these 10 mistakes and you’re bound to have trading success

⁠Has the altcoin season arrived? Do any of the top performers offer buying opportunities? Let’s find out

⁠Want to find out how blockchain business is evolving in the world’s third-largest crypto economy? Check out our latest documentary on crypto and South Korea

⁠Samsung Pay teams up with RippleNet member Finablr to offer cross-border payments feature Money Transfer to its app’s users

⁠Bitcoin’s price falls under the $8,000 mark while the top 20 cryptocurrencies are seeing mixed movements on the day

⁠Bitcoin is not a security, says the United States Securities and Exchange Commission in a letter to Cipher Technologies Bitcoin Fund

⁠Are 97% of Korean exchanges really on the verge of closure? Banks have been putting pressure on local players, but recent developments show the situation can finally change

⁠Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is discussing the possibility of hiring the engineering team of Ripple-backed storage and rental startup Omni Rentals

⁠An investment arm of United States-based blockchain firm Algorand loses up to $2 million in crypto after its CTO’s phone was hacked

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

⁠Bitcoin needs to close above $8,200 this weekend or bears could seize the opportunity to push BTC price back below $7,800

⁠From Cointelegraph auf Deutsch: This week’s selected cryptocurrency and blockchain news from the German-speaking world

⁠Liechtenstein’s Parliament unanimously approves the Blockchain Act

⁠Former U.S. Army interpreter sentenced to 30 years in jail for selling opiates using crypto

⁠Tether and Bitfinex expect a lawsuit as they became aware of an unreleased paper alleging that USDT is involved in market manipulation

⁠How did the so-called “crypto winter” affect the entire industry

⁠After hovering around $8,100 over the past two days, Bitcoin dips below the price point as most of the top 20 coins see losses

⁠With studies showing billions worth of crypto being lost to hackers, the crypto industry needs insurance now more than ever. Major insurers are, however, cautious

⁠Bitcoin is positively correlated with the S&P 500 and is not a hedge against macro turmoil, according to Fundstrat Global Advisors co-founder Tom Lee

⁠Multiple signals suggest that altcoins are at an important support level. It could break bullish if Bitcoin continues to consolidate or make a strong upside move

⁠Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis announces the launch of its on-demand compliance and investigations software for several Ethereum-based ERC-20 tokens

⁠The U.S. government reacted to Facebook’s Libra “like they almost want to be left behind,” says Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong

⁠Following cannabis supply chains, Æternity blockchain will also be applied to Uruguay’s internal democratic processes and voting