Cointelegraph

⁠Cash is unlikely to disappear anytime soon despite the decline of its use as a payment method and the surge of digital currencies, Germany’s largest bank believes

⁠Four class-action cases against Bitfinex for BTC market manipulation in 2017 are now one, according to overseeing judge

⁠This year's WEF dealt with a number of regulatory problems affecting the global crypto arena

⁠China’s Bitcoin trading volumes hit a two-year low despite president’s call to open doors to blockchain technology

⁠Currencycloud has raised $80 million in funding from SBI Group, Visa and other investors

⁠Former Bakkt CEO and new senator delays financial disclosure, goading ethics watchdogs

⁠The sharp up move in several major cryptocurrencies shows that the current rally still has legs to run

⁠Israel seeks public input to identify regulations stifling blockchain innovation

⁠Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are showing healthy bull market signs

⁠Rostec plans to cut spendings on blockchain development in Russia by at least 50%

⁠Millennials should invest in Bitcoin to retire, according to billionaire investor Tim Draper

⁠Iranian trade and mining authorities have issued over 1,000 licenses for cryptocurrency mining so far

⁠Bitcoin indicators do not suggest a retest of $6,000 is on the cards, say Cointelegraph market commentators

⁠Crypto community is accusing Tron of using Kobe Bryant’s death for their own gains by dedicating the 2020 niTROn Summit to the basketball legend

⁠A recent report by BitMEX states that the increasing decimal precision of Bitcoin outputs means that it is far from unit of account status

⁠Major Swiss private banking and wealth management group Julius Baer has launched crypto trading and custodial services following a partnership with licensed crypto bank Seba

⁠A 51% attack on the Bitcoin Gold blockchain lead to double spend of $70,000 worth of the cryptocurrency

⁠Over 700 blockchain firms have already been founded in China in 2020, though registered operating capital among the vast majority of them is very low

⁠Two former employees at BitTorrent have sued Tron founder and CEO Justin Sun for $15 million in damages over alleged labor violations, discrimination and harassment

⁠An IPO from Ripple has the potential to suppress XRP even more in the long term, warn analysts

⁠Guppy is just one of the Bitcoin price indicators that has flipped bullish as Bitcoin establishes $8K support

⁠#Bitcoin price now sits above $8,500 and the 50-DMA but bulls must conquer the $8,500-$8,650 level in order to set a daily lower high at $8,800

⁠Modern global economy requires a brand new currency for its needs and new technology can offer a reliable solution

⁠Can contractual disputes and conflicts be legally resolved by blockchain-powered game theory protocols?

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Telegram’s CEO attacks Apple, Elon Musk reveals what he actually thinks about crypto, and what went down at the World Economic Forum

⁠Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has awarded a young crypto app creator Harshita Arora, with a prize recognizing her excellence in innovation

⁠The top cryptocurrency performers of the past seven days point to range-bound action for a few more days

⁠2020 has kicked off with a lot of excitement and announcements around stablecoins. Will these top institutions and companies lead the front towards a stablecoin-ruled world.

⁠Over a quarter of all the Ether locked in MakerDAO’s collateralized debt positions belongs to a single Ethereum address