Cointelegraph

⁠Binance has acquired Indian crypto exchange WazirX, meaning that users will be able to use INR to buy and sell crypto via Binance’s Fiat Gateway as early as next week

⁠Canaan completes $90M IPO without major backer Credit Suisse

⁠Former Locke Lord LLP partner allegedly received $50 million to launder $400 million for OneCoin co-founder Ruja Ignatova

⁠U.S. think thank releases a report on the future of investigating illicit transactions on the dark web, including tracing crypto use

⁠CEO of payment processor PayPal revealed during an interview that the only cryptocurrency he owns is Bitcoin

⁠Bloomberg panelists agree that BTC becomes more attractive during times of irresponsible monetary policies from central banks and governments globally

⁠Chinese firms submitted 7,600 blockchain patent applications between 2009 and 2018, about three times as many as U.S.-based companies

⁠If Bitcoin fails to hold the 61.8% Fib retracement at $7,845, a full retrace and double bottom at $7.4k is possible

⁠Bitcoin.com launches $200 million Bitcoin Cash investment fund, Roger Ver announced at a Blockchain.com-hosted BCH meetup

⁠Opera is joining other companies to use existing traditional networks to encourage crypto adoption

⁠Salmon farming company Cermaq and smoked salmon producer Labeyrie now use the IBM Food Trust platform to trace their product supply chains

⁠ShapeShift cryptocurrency exchange has launched FOX tokens that allow holders to trade on the platform with no fees

⁠If Bitcoin turns around, select altcoins might outperform it on the way up? Which are those? Let’s find out

⁠The French Gendarmerie’s cybercrime unit has validated expenses on the Tezos blockchain

⁠Trade Station — a subsidiary of Coincheck owner Monex Group — unveils a new crypto brokerage for U.S. investors

⁠The U.S. Federal Reserve System is evaluating the development of a digital dollar and what issues and risks it could potentially pose

⁠Despite losing their relative market share, most altcoins have produced significant gains in volume since the 2017 bull run

⁠Mining firm Bitfarms expands its operations in Sherbrooke despite complaints about the noise from the local population

⁠Russia’s state-owned Sberbank, has pioneered a blockchain solution to automate and reduce counterparty risk in repo markets

⁠The U.S. government now has the right to interfere in a multimillion Bitcoin scam case initially brought before the court by the CFTC

⁠Cryptocurrency analytics firm Elliptic states that $400 million in XRP tokens are tied with illicit activities

⁠A blockchain-based app designed to combat ticket fraud was trialed at yesterday’s Netherlands-Estonia European Championship qualifying match

⁠The Libra Association has managed to log more than 30 projects and 51,000 transactions on the Libra network since it reset the testnet on September 17, 2019

⁠Bitcoin likely in line for further drops despite preserving $8K

⁠Tone Vays and Willy Woo weigh odds of $4.5K Bitcoin price floor

⁠Crypto derivatives are poised to come under the regulatory oversight of the Monetary Authority of Singapore

⁠Anonymous network Tor now accepts Bitcoin donations via the Lightning Network

⁠BLOCKTV wants to pay people for helping it tell meaningful stories about the blockchain space, even though established journalistic norms say not to

⁠ZA Bitcoin exchanges unfazed as bank moves to end support