Cointelegraph

⁠The‘Chain Integration Pilot claims to have identified $1.8 billion in potential savings offered by using blockchain to collect supply chain data

⁠The Reserve bank of India will seek a review of the Indian Supreme Court’s recent cryptocurrency judgment

⁠Flow Playground allows developers to build smart contracts, marketplaces, and non-fungible tokens on the Flow blockchain

⁠The former owner of the Minnesota Vikings football team is accused of money laundering, conspiracy, and unlicensed money transmitting services

⁠Anti-money laundering laws and regulations may be responsible for increasing the number of reports of illicit transactions in Japan

⁠A white label exchange provider that powers 150 exchanges in 35 countries has raised $5.6 million to develop new features

⁠Red Swan and Polymath are planning a $780 million pre-sale to accredited investors in what will be world’s largest sale of tokenized real estate

⁠Client data from Trident Crypto Fund — including the usernames and passwords of 266,000 customers — has been stolen and published

⁠Speakers at the London Blockchain Summit expressed skepticism about DeFi and the willingness of wholesale investors to get involved in crypto

⁠The ProgPoW controversy pits two factions against each other — the builders of Ethereum vs. the builders on Ethereum

⁠Steem’s troubles have woken up the crypto world to the inherent vulnerabilities of proof-of-stake-based systems

⁠Vitalik Buterin says currency digitization is Inevitable and decentralized privacy currencies works better than CBDCs

⁠Crypto software firm receives $2.5 million in a seed round to keep strengthening its crypto services’ connections to mainstream financial services

⁠Facebook’s Libra, as well as CBDCs, could lead to changes in currency usage preferences, and ING economist explained

⁠Brazil will join other countries in the region that have adopted blockchain to fight against issuing fake diplomas

⁠After his involvement in pyramid schemes of Bitcoin, Ronaldinho Gaucho has been‘arrested’ in Paraguay with fake passports

⁠WEF Head of Blockchain Sheila Warren explains the potential of blockchain technology and how it can change the world — but notes we are not there yet

⁠Chainalysis reports over $1 trillion was transacted in cryptocurrency in 2019 with only 1.1% of it being illicit

⁠In February, Riot Blockchain saw a remarkable increase in average daily run rate of BTC mined compared to last December

⁠Bitcoin is heading to $100,000 this year as part two of the financial crisis takes hold, says Max Keiser

⁠Huobi Thailand launches today amidst the coronavirus outbreak in the region

⁠A power plant in New York’s Finger Lakes region now mines about $50,000 of Bitcoin each day using the electricity it produces

⁠According to various crypto pundits, India’s historic judgment will have an extremely positive effect on the global crypto sector as a whole

⁠Brave New Game, or, what would be dramatically changed by adding real cryptocurrencies to board games?

⁠Decrypt, a major industry publication funded by blockchain firm ConsenSys, will launch its own reward token in Q2 2020

⁠Rosen Law Firm has filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of investors in crypto mining hardware producer Canaan

⁠Bitcoin still has a body of evidence supporting a $100,000 price tag next year, says PlanB

​​Virtual currency exchanges in South Korea will soon have to report their activities to regulators after receiving real-name confirmed bank accounts

⁠The Litecoin Project began implementing MimbleWimble last year to bolster Litcoin’s privacy capabilities