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⁠Nakamoto Telegram channel enters read-only mode due to spam, but a lead contributor notes otherwise

⁠Virginia’s state legislature looks to blockchain technology in a bid to protect voter records and election results

⁠TaxBit, a crypto-oriented tax compliance firm, has raised $5 million in a seed round that saw participation from Winklevoss Capital

⁠What were the biggest milestones and setbacks for crypto in 2019? Cointelegraph asked prominent industry representatives what developments in crypto and blockchain made the biggest impressions on them

⁠Fans of professional soccer club Juventus have taken part in a goal celebration song poll via blockchain platform Socios

⁠The long-awaited altcoin season that has been playing hide and seek for the past few months seems to be finally starting

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⁠2019 was a year of some legal experiments with crypto among several nations within Europe, Asia and the Middle East: Who are these experimenters?

⁠Crypto room renting service Travala sees one-third higher revenue after partnering with Booking.com

⁠Telegram’s Gram token is not an investment product, the firm stressed in a new statement, implying that the token is outside of the SEC’s jurisdiction

⁠An analysis of leading platforms offering crypto loan solutions

⁠IBM and Farmer Connect debuted a blockchain app that allows consumers to monitor the coffee supply chain

⁠Bitmain’s co-founder and biggest shareholder claims he is “firmly opposed to layoffs” at the firm after being ousted by current CEO Jihan Wu

⁠#Bitcoin posts 4 back to back green candles on the daily chart, which hasn’t happened since July

⁠The South Korean Presidential Committee on the Fourth Industrial Revolution has reportedly recommended the government to allow the development of crypto derivatives

⁠Despite Ripple’s mass sell-offs of XRP, its CEO claims it would “never” dump tokens on the market and would stop others from doing so

⁠The People’s Bank of China says it is making smooth progress with the development of its forthcoming digital currency

⁠SEC secures $400,000 in fraud case against Longfin CEO

⁠Mixed opinions about Bitcoin’s ability to close out $7,600 resistance after overnight gains take markets above $7,500 once more

⁠The Qatar Financial Centre has initiated a blanket ban on cryptocurrency-related activities

⁠In this first 2020 week’s Hodler’s Digest, why the European Central Bank wants its digital currency to have “unattractive interest rates,” and why millennials should thank Boomers

⁠Ethereum block time decreased by nearly 25% and daily block rewards increased by over 31%

⁠This week’s CME gap at $7,385 will play a critical role in determining where Bitcoin price goes in the short to medium term

⁠Civic CEO calls out investor Ronnie Moas over his failure to pay $20,000 to the charity working to free Ross Ulbricht

⁠First signs of buying in a few of the top performers of the past seven days. What are the target levels to watch out for? Let’s study the charts

⁠After BitMEX adoption, SegWit now accounts for around two-thirds of Bitcoin transactions, data suggests

⁠Which crypto entrepreneurs and companies have been naughty this year, and which have been nice? We look at who Crypto Santa gave coal to in 2019 — and who got a present

⁠In 2019, more cryptocurrency exchanges were hacked than in any previous year. The year saw 12 major cryptocurrency exchange hacks that resulted in the theft of over $292 million and over 500,000 pieces of customer data

⁠A privacy-focused cryptocurrency will become mainstream in the 20s, according to CEO of Coinbase

⁠Another (price) halving means controversial altcoin HEX now trades at less than a single satoshi — and no one’s buying