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⁠The current pullback has not altered the bullish structure of the charts meaning traders will look to buy major dips

⁠Major South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb to partner with BitMax, accessing the latter’s Wall Street-level fintech expertise

⁠Binance’s new exchange-specific cloud solution will allow users to set up an exchange within five days, CZ says

⁠Bitcoin needs to hold the $9.4K support in order to retake $10K and close the CME gap at $10,460

⁠A new email extortion scam demands BTC from AdSense users in exchange for preventing an attack

⁠The IOTA Foundation releases new Trinity wallet as part of its remediation plan, but network coordinator is still on hold

⁠China has seen as many as 20 blockchain apps launched to tackle coronavirus-related challenges

⁠Bitcoin falls below $9,500 for the first time since Feb. 5 as bullish momentum above $10,000 decisively wanes

⁠Indian electoral officials are working on a blockchain-based voting system to increase voter participation

⁠The Russian central bank now considers any crypto exchange transaction as a money laundering risk

⁠UEFA will issue over one million electronic tickets via blockchain technology during the 2020 season

⁠Russia may soon have a legal framework for asset tokenization in place following a successful pilot by major mining firm Nornickel

⁠International Telegram Open Network contributors have formed a non-profit association to advocate for the project in its battle with U.S. regulators

⁠Via a new partnership with a major sports marketing agency, Chiliz aims to bring its blockchain-based fan tokens and platform Socios to U.S.-facing sports

⁠Max Keiser is expanding his Bitcoin price forecast four times over, saying it’s “equally as attractive” at $10K as at $100

​​⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Bitcoin’s sudden correction, Tom Lee predicts BTC will beat the Dow to 40,000, and the U.S. plans “significant new requirements” on crypto

⁠Crypto exchanges based in Brazil face huge fines or being shut down

⁠Don’t count Andrew Yang out just yet - the 2020 presidential candidate may be bringing his ideas to local elections in New York City

⁠Cryptocurrency exchange Binance applied to operate in Singapore under the Payment Services Act

⁠What are the features of nonfungible token games, and do they have a future in 2020 and beyond?

⁠Correlations between Bitcoin and the top 30 altcoins challenge the belief that a diversified crypto portfolio yields poor results

⁠This week’s episode of the Bad Crypto podcast cites a bunch of great Cointelegraph reporting — check it out!

⁠And the number one spot of the Cointelegraph’s first-ever Top 100 list goes to… Changpeng Zhao! Was there any doubt? Check out our exclusive interview to find out what’s behind this great workaholic

⁠Calibra’s David Marcus quickly rose to prominence as one of the most important people in crypto in 2019

⁠Bitcoin and altcoins, in particular, are bleeding but such pullbacks are quite a normal occurrence in bull markets

⁠From Bakkt CEO to U.S. Senator for the state of Georgia, Kelly Loeffler is poised to become crypto’s highest-placed political proponent and is #3 on the #CointelegraphTop100

⁠Pioneer Pavel Durov’s project Telegram continues to thrive despite recent conflicts with U.S. regulatory agencies this past year

⁠Bitcoin (BTC) price buoyed by support zone at $9.6K for now as the cryptocurrency market turns red

⁠Stakeholders identify some of the pain points for the DeFi industry as the market looks to grow beyond its $1 billion valuation

⁠Ethereum started 2020 with a bang, and Vitalik Buterin says the launch of “the world computer,” ETH 2.0, will make the network even better