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⁠The low is in for Bitcoin after $3,700 crash, Tone Vays has said as he dispels fears of lower lows

⁠Major Chinese courier service SF Express is turning to blockchain to bolster its logistics resilience during the COVID-19 outbreak

⁠Santander Mexico will support the banking group’s Ripple-powered international payments system One Pay FX in 2020

⁠Bitcoin bounces back after signs of weakness result in a brief trip below $5,900

⁠“If YOU are worried about the coronavirus, YOU should self isolate. Leave the rest of us alone,” protests Bitcoin Cash advocate Roger Ver

⁠Software consulting firm Optimum has partnered with EEA founding member BlockApps to develop blockchain solutions for tracking energy usage

⁠The team behind the high-profile EOS New York Block Producer has been hired by EOSIO developer Block.one

⁠Starting on April 1, blockchain developer ConsenSys will allow Tokyo-based Hitachi Solutions to sell Ethereum-based PegaSys Plus in Japan

⁠Coinbase Commerce, the retail arm of the crypto exchange, finally exceeded $200 million in transactions since its launch two years ago

⁠Crypto companies are finding new ways promote social distancing in the fight against COVID-19

⁠The Dutch government will embrace blockchain as tech firms donate technology and services to the fight against coronavirus

⁠A voting Dapp built by the students of Malta University comprises the first live implementation of Vodafone’s digital identity platform

⁠An NFT-powered collectible card game launching in April is set to comprise the first gaming experience built on the Tezos network

⁠Snark Health’s ‘Hippocratic Coin’ aims to monetize medical data for the benefit of patients and healthcare professionals

⁠Traders look for $5,850 and $5,700 to hold as support in order to avoid a revisit of recent lows

⁠How mobile crypto apps will transform access to transacting in the world economy

⁠A research firm highlighted the ongoing boost of blockchain-related deals in China

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, Bitcoin may be stuck under $8,000 for some time, lack of BTC–ETH bridge “embarrassing,” and how blockchain is fighting the coronavirus

⁠Swiss watchmaker Breitling claims to be the first in the industry to issue blockchain-based digital warranties

⁠The Ripple wallet associated with a malicious Chrome extension impersonating Ledger has absorbed more than 2.5 million XRP

⁠Canada’s financial regulators tighten the reins on the crypto industry. Will those changes benefit the local market in the long run?

⁠BitMEX research shows that blockchain firms Blockstream and Lightning Labs are the largest contributors to Bitcoin development

⁠According to a claim published on its website, black hat hacker group, Maze, has compromised insurance firm Chubb

⁠Book Review - CoinGecko’s ‘How to DeFi’. A great guide for beginners wanting to understand more about Decentralized Finance

⁠Several top performers are showing signs of demand at lower levels. They are likely to confirm a bottom within the next few days

⁠New data suggests that a ‘flippening’ in which DeFi transactions overtake ETH transfers may be soon on the horizon for Ethereum

⁠Bitcoin rallied 80% without any government intervention so shouldn’t we be bullish on BTC price right now?

⁠Former CFTC Chair Giancarlo and CFTC FinTech expert Gorfine talk new digital dollar initiative with Cointelegraph

⁠How to provide privacy services in the age of emerging technologies, such as blockchain and crypto?

⁠Algorand wants both healthy and sick people to fill out its survey, and to update on their condition to generate a database