Cointelegraph

⁠Bitcoin most popular investment choice in Ron Paul survey

⁠Hong Kong’s securities regulator has reportedly approved barely any cryptocurrency fund managers under its 2018 licensing framework

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⁠International blockchain business payments are expected to reach $4.4 trillion by 2024

⁠Manipulation theories return as CME Bitcoin futures wobble

⁠Coca Cola’s bottlers are using a blockchain solution from German software firm SAP to manage their supply chain

⁠Proof of Keys is back and demanding HODLers take control

⁠Ethereum co-founder and ConsenSys CEO Joe Lubin says he doesn’t see a reason for China’s central bank to implement blockchain for the digital yuan

⁠India “going back to old ways” with crypto ban, says Draper

⁠Bulls need to push Bitcoin price above $10,600 or protect $10,200 in the event of a downside break

⁠A United States Illinois lottery winner put half his $500,000 winnings into Bitcoin back in May

⁠The U.S. Federal Reserve is hiring a manager for its Retail Payments section to research digital currencies and stablecoins

⁠China developed a blockchain-based city identification system for its smart city infrastructure

⁠Huobi Global has announced that it will freeze all U.S. customer accounts on Nov. 13, nudging American users toward its other platform, HBUS

⁠The Stellar Development Foundation announced the burn of 55 billion XLM, stating that remaining tokens will be used for network development

⁠Regulators in the Canadian province of British Columbia have shut down the Vancouver-based Einstein cryptocurrency exchange

⁠Aragon votes against Ethereum changing its proof-of-work mining algorithm before Ethereum 2.0

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⁠Roger Ver will send $5 worth of Bitcoin Cash to all of his Facebook friends, which he states “could easily become worth $5,000 some day”

⁠Huawei has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the People’s Bank of China’s Digital Currency Research Institute

⁠San Marino Republic launches its Blockchain Entities Register, inviting industry firms to be officially recognized as blockchain entities

⁠The Kadena network has gone live today, with the firm announcing a new $20 million token sale

⁠Bulls are pushing Bitcoin price higher and the weekly close hints that a big move is brewing

⁠A user has sued cryptocurrency exchange Bittrex for allegedly allowing hackers to steal nearly $1 million in Bitcoin through its negligence

⁠Crypto hacks are getting more common despite improved safety measures. Here’s a list of the top five crypto hacks of the industry

⁠A New York court has entered an order forcing defendants to pay $4.25 million in penalties for investment fraud involving the “worthless” cryptocurrency ATM Coin

⁠Blockchain service firm T-Systems signed a memorandum of understanding with Maltese government agency supporting business development

⁠The Token Taxonomy Initiative, which boasts major tech and financial firms as members, has launched its Token Taxonomy Framework

⁠After enabling bech32 withdrawals last week, Bitfinex now supports Bitcoin bech32 deposits