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⁠Zuckerberg is finally about to testify before U.S. regulators — here is everything you should know ahead of the hearing

⁠Kryptoin Investment Advisors applied with the SEC to launch a Bitcoin ETF

⁠No support for Bitcoin price above $8.3K, market suggests

⁠None of the 21 Libra Association’ founding members, except Facebook, have yet committed any money to support Libra, BBC reports

⁠The Litecoin Foundation has published two new draft Litecoin Improvement Proposals that aim to enhance privacy and protect users from government and merchant interference

⁠U.S. Congressman Patrick McHenry, who represents North Carolina’s 10th District, has reintroduced the Financial Services Innovation Act to promote crypto innovation

⁠IBM and Tieto are fighting for the right to develop a financial services blockchain platform for Lithuania’s central bank

⁠U.S.-based platform, Binance.US is now seeing over $10 million in daily trades

⁠Gemini crypto exchange co-founder Cameron Winklevoss has emphasized Bitcoin’s property as a single source of truth, arguing this makes its possibilities far greater than just digital gold

⁠Blockchain platform TBCASoft, IBM and SoftBank announced a mobile payment system

⁠Crypto markets turn red, while Bitcoin’s price is struggling below the $8,100 mark

⁠Bitcoin Suisse has purchased a $3 million stake in CoinRoutes Inc., a provider of algorithmic trading software

⁠Russian President Vladimir Putin is the most influential person in the blockchain space, says CZ

⁠US lawmakers are considering a new draft bill that classifies all managed stablecoins as securities ahead of tomorrow’s Zuckerberg hearing

⁠Overstock’s venture capital arm Medici Ventures joins $31 million funding round for Silicon Valley fintech startup

⁠FATF crypto regulations will push criminals from Bitcoin and Ether towards privacy coins such as Monero, CipherTrace CEO says

⁠Mark Zuckerberg plans to assure Congress that Libra will not launch until all U.S. regulators' concerns are addressed

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⁠Morgan Creek Capital Management firm has raised $61 million for second blockchain fund

⁠A Yale professor and Goldman Sachs veteran are planning a blockchain-powered social media network called Revolution Populi

⁠German Finance Ministry urges oversight over the development of privacy tokens to prevent illicit usage

⁠Ripple adds four members to its global regulatory team based in Washington D.C. and joins the Blockchain Association

With interest in crypto growing across Latin America, one crypto exchange says it is well placed to deliver what local consumers need #Sponsored

⁠U.S. Rep. Warren Davidson speaks with Cointelegraph on Libra and securities law ahead of Zuckerberg hearings scheduled for Wednesday

⁠The SEC’s lawsuit against Kik almost cost the company its life. Here is the story of how it survived

⁠Following a giveaway announcement in September, Alistair Milne gives away Bitcoin instead of a $2,600 Denarium gold bar

⁠Bitcoin price rangebound as $8.5K resistance proves tough

⁠Creating altcoins is currently still more attractive than adding new functionality to Bitcoin, according to Blockstream CEO Adam Back

⁠ING CEO Ralph Hamers thinks that banks may have to cut ties with Facebook if Libra is launched

⁠Energy blockchain apps are estimated to grow 67% CAGR over the next 10 years, according to Navigant Research