Cointelegraph

⁠CipherTrace program provides students with tools and analytics to detect and combat crypto scams

⁠Volume and open interest in Bitcoin futures are spiking as new options products come to market

⁠Chinese party officials show interest in a manual on digital currencies as the government opens to blockchain technology

⁠The Ethereum Classic Cooperative is warning against a new apparent scam masquerading as something to do with the altcoin’s hard fork

⁠Huobi partnered with a real estate firm in the UAE to allow real estate investors to pay in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin

⁠A federal judge has ruled that self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright will not have to forfeit a massive sum of Bitcoins in a protracted court battle

⁠One significant metric suggests investors should be cautious on further Bitcoin gains, says Tone Vays

⁠Bitcoin’s Lightning Network privacy and scalability benefits are lower than expected, researchers claim

⁠Privacy regulations are picking up global momentum — how did it affect the blockchain industry in 2019?

⁠Block.One released a major update of the software underlying the EOS blockchain

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, good news for Telegram in its battle against the SEC, Bitcoin on the verge of breaking out, and a warning about new scam adverts

⁠Bitcoin trading volumes more than doubled in a week, according to cryptocurrency market research firm Arcane Research

⁠Low trading volume and a lack of retail investor interest in Bitcoin undermine the most recent breakouts suggesting that the bottom is not in yet

⁠A sharp rally in top crypto performers of the past seven days suggests that altseason has arrived and the sentiment has turned from sell on rallies to buy on dips

⁠Crypto exchange FTX launched BTC options trading yesterday

⁠ChainSecurity smart contract auditing team joined PwC Switzerland

⁠Bitcoin hovers around the $8,100 ark as Dash rises by 16% and Neo’s value increases by 7%

⁠The recent geopolitical turmoil between Iran and the United States seems to have pushed Bitcoin-related searches across the Middle Eastern nation to an all-time high

⁠Statements on China’s digital currency, a blockchain-based letter of credit and more headlined news in Japan this past week

⁠Crypto traders are unsurprised by Deribit’s KYC changes and its move to Panama, expecting more platforms to follow

⁠Brooklyn Nets’ Spencer Dinwiddie carries out launch plans for tokenized security, expected by Jan. 13, in collaboration with Securitize

⁠#Bitcoin price showing bullish signs but must crack $8.4K level to break the 7-month downtrend

⁠Japan is planning to take a harder line on crypto margin trading, sources tell the media

⁠Fundstrat believes the May Bitcoin block reward halving is not yet priced in as BTC/USD stays above $8,000

⁠JPMorgan believes “high anticipation” is building ahead of the launch of CME’s Bitcoin options next week

⁠Startup creates blockchain-based app to track and certify sustainably produced Mongolian cashmere

⁠Recent analysis from Cointelegraph Markets shows correlation between gold and Bitcoin prices are not conclusive

⁠Smartphones, laptops or desktop computers: Which devices do experienced crypto traders prefer to trade on?

⁠Bitfinex is now being hit by two class-action lawsuits simultaneously, alleging it manipulated the BTC market in 2017