Cointelegraph

⁠Bitcoin continues to suffer from coronavirus panic, with bears sending prices to new 2020 lows on Thursday

⁠Despite contention growing within the Ethereum community, Hive believes now is the best time for it to expand ETH mining operations

⁠Deer.io facilitated $17 million worth of sales in stolen information and compromised online accounts across seven years of operations

⁠A cannabis-themed mass multiplayer game with more than 1,000 users is among the startups being welcomed by UC Berkeley’s blockchain incubator

⁠The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group cited the coronavirus epidemic as a reason to close trading from Friday. Other crypto-related firms are taking precautions too

⁠A LocalBitcoins seller has been charged with money laundering after allegedly selling $140,000 worth of Bitcoin to undercover agents posing as criminals

⁠Russia is cracking down on censorship-resistant platforms, with its media watchdog soliciting research on how to disrupt Telegram’s blockchain and Tor

⁠Digital currency’s mass adoption will accelerate through development in cryptographic keys management

⁠PlusToken used regulated exchanges to dump Bitcoin, a new report from OXT Research shows

⁠Israeli-Lithuanian telecom startup partners with NEM to build secure and private mobile phone technology

⁠Libertarian Adam Kokesh is developing a crypto set to help U.S. citizens achieve financial freedom

⁠March 9, Brave bought 534,441 BAT in Anticipation of TAP Network Partnership which makes BAT redeemable for gift cards from hundreds of top brands

⁠Coronavirus is now a pandemic, according to the World Health Organization, although crypto could be a safe haven

⁠Banks in China leverage blockchain trade finance platform to process millions of dollars in foreign trade transactions

⁠Alibaba Group has registered a new patent in Brazil to establish a transaction system based on blockchain

⁠As mainstream markets tumble, some financial professionals have mentioned cryptocurrency as an option

⁠We caught up with Meltem Demirors, chief strategy officer of CoinShares, for a question and answer session

⁠The cryptocurrency space in Russia is far from being clearly regulated, but the digitalization of the national economy is on the way

⁠A joint venture by organizations on the UC Berkeley campus has selected 17 startups for its third cohort

⁠Bitcoin traders held the price above $7.8K despite equities markets correcting further and approaching bear market territory

⁠The market cap for the Binance Dollar now exceeds $100 million making it the sixth biggest stable coin by market cap

⁠Japan arrests two men who helped Coincheck hackers launder their proceeds

⁠With the new resolution, South Carolina’s authorities are looking to facilitate the deployment of blockchain technology

​​Tone Vays and Carl “The Moon” Mertens discuss whether Bitcoin will hit $100K by 2021

⁠Chainlink taps a partnership with Hyundai CEO-founded Hdac Technology to continue streamlining the oracle problem

The stock-to-flow model forecasts Bitcoin to reach $100K in 2021, but with global economic meltdown on the horizon, can it?

⁠U.S. Senate examines legislation looking to save critical systems and protect states from ransomware attacks

⁠Blockchain Africa conference attendance numbers affected by Coronavirus concerns

​​The company behind a brand-new privacy coin says its priorities are decentralization and anonymity, adding: “Privacy is a right, not a privilege” #Sponsored

⁠Is it time to get a policy to secure even the smallest crypto holdings? At least now there is an option for it