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⁠Bitcoin needs a daily close above $7.4K in order to test the Bollinger Band MA at $8.1K

⁠According to CipherTrace’s latest report, the total volume of crypto-related fraud and theft resulted in losses worth $4.4 billion in 2019

⁠A federal judge has preserved an SEC motion to strike Telegram’s void for vagueness defense in the Gram token sale case

⁠As Netflix, Disney+ and others continue to prove their dominance over the streaming market, a decentralized solution could become a contender

⁠Former UBS executive Claude Waelchli has launched a digital securities issuance platform dubbed Tokenyz

⁠The Indian government is working on a National Level Blockchain Framework to promote the tech’s adoption

⁠The governor of Ghana’s central bank says that the country is exploring a central bank digital currency, and could issue an e-cedi in the near future

⁠The Swiss Federal Council has adopted a list of proposals for improving blockchain regulations in the country

⁠Bancor announced its upcoming airdrop, which will start on New Year’s Eve and aims to increase DEX liquidity

⁠In the wake of a 342,000 ETH theft from South Korean crypto exchange Upbit, commentators deem an inside job to be more likely than a hack

⁠A new analysis of Bitcoin mining has pointed to the importance of accounting for renewable energy sources, as opposed to earlier “blanket” assumptions

⁠Blockstream CEO and HashCash inventor Adam Back and ex-Bitcoin Core developer Peter Todd debate contentious comparisons between Ethereum and Theranos

⁠Bitcoin price: $7K support wavers as Upbit hack reports hit

⁠South Korean crypto exchange UpBit has confirmed that 342,000 ETH was sent to an unknown wallet and customer losses will be compensated

Researcher and hedge fund executive Misir Mahmudov says Bitcoin allows anyone to save without permission

⁠The systemic risks posed by U.S. dollar domination of global foreign currency reserves could be tempered by stablecoin issuance, analysts argue in a new piece for the WEF

⁠After the delay on proposed blanket ban on crypto and Binance entering the country, are crypto businesses relieved?

⁠Crypto security platform is reportedly moving more than $2.5 billion in crypto each month less than half a year after launch

⁠Software security firm Eset uncovered that cyber criminals are using YouTube to distribute cryptojacking modules

⁠The crypto market is mostly trading sideways today as Bitcoin fights to hold $7,200

⁠Bittrex has denied claims that it reached out to the Ukrainian government to cooperate on developing the cryptocurrency industry there

⁠Crypto payment startup recruits former managing vice president at Capital One to oversee the company’s compliance strategy

⁠Longest-serving PBoC governor says China will continue to focus on its digital yuan as a mechanism for domestic retail systems and payment

⁠Microsoft reveals that new crypto-stealing malware “Dexphot” already infected 80,000 devices earlier this year

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⁠The national policy committee of the South Korean National Assembly has approved a bill that would provide a legal basis for cryptocurrencies in the country

⁠The largest shopping mall operator in the United States, Simon Malls, has partnered with Bitstop to install Bitcoin ATMs at some of its locations

⁠Ripple-backed Omni Rentals will reportedly shut down its services and send 10 of its engineers to Coinbase

⁠In 2019, the U.S. CFTC obtained monetary relief in its enforcement actions totaling over $1.3 billion, including funds collected from crypto companies

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