Cointelegraph

⁠3iQ’s recent listing of its BTC fund on the Toronto Stock Exchange will help boost investor confidence toward the crypto sector

⁠Financial measures to fight the COVID-19 pandemic might force the adoption of stablecoins worldwide

⁠Strong long term trends aside, the COVID-19 pandemic has recently hit Wirex card users’ retail spending

⁠A new partnership will see Dapper Labs employ the Move virtual machine, while Libra will access the Cadence smart contract programming language

⁠Blockchain helped Rabobank and Cargill slash the settlement time for a $12 million commodity trade

⁠After releasing an ERC-20 token called "Epstein Did Not Kill Himself" under the ticker "WHACKD" last year, John McAfee is turning his attention to privacy coins

⁠Bison Trails will provide support for the Polkadot protocol with its Coinbase Custody integration

⁠BlockCard, a crypto debit card from company Ternio, now pays users a 6.38% reward for spending

⁠Delta Exchange has added Bitcoin-Tether futures contracts to its trading platform following increased customer demand

⁠Jack Dorsey’s Square Capital is among the first crypto-friendly firms to officially join the U.S. federal emergency lending program

⁠“Once it’s proven that Proof-of-Stake works well, it’s a superior system to Proof-of-Work,” says Bitcoin Suisse founder Niklas Nikolajsen

⁠Italian blockchain firm LKS created a blockchain system to counter fake news and protect copyrighted content

⁠The G20’s Financial Stability Board believes stablecoins are dangerous due to their ability to circumvent capital controls

⁠Gold is within $100 of its 2011 all-time highs as economic forecasts make stocks a dirty word for wary investors

⁠A judge ruled that the vendor is in “reasonably good health” and this his argument would justify the release of every single federal in-mate over the age of 60

⁠Data from Google Trends indicates that this year’s peak of interest in the event is 16% higher than back in 2016, the last time that halving occurred on the network

⁠Indian and Indonesian consumers and businesses are now able to trade P2P on Binance

⁠China is aiming to form national standards for blockchain and DLT with help from a new technical committee

⁠Blackmail attempts, work from home scams, and fake COVID-19 treatments were among the cryptocurrency-related scams mentioned by the FBI

⁠Announcing the public offering of his personal $ALEX tokens in a Medium blog post, Alex Masmej raised $20,000 from one million coins sold

⁠The incarcerated Silk Road founder sees a Bitcoin peak over $14,000 as “very unlikely” for 2020 and predicts it bottoming out at $3,200

⁠As the only virtual currency exchange certified in the US, Europe, and Japan, bitFlyer started offering trading for BAT on April 9

⁠The hackers behind the Sodinokibi ransomware decided to switch from Bitcoin to Monero to better hide from law enforcement

⁠Covid-19 immunity passports are seeing plenty of criticism, but one blockchain startup is already planning to use them for opening up stadiums to football fans

⁠Huobi launches a tool to monitor illicit crypto transactions, similar to Chainalysis

⁠Shenzhen has reached an agreement with telecom Huawei to boost cutting-edge technology adoption, including blockchain

⁠New Zealand authorities say that victims are being blackmailed by fraudsters claiming to have sensitive information on porn consumption

​​The 12-month relative strength index has never read lower just one month before a Bitcoin block reward halving, says stock-to-flow creator PlanB.

⁠As institutional investors are leaving, the crypto industry is becoming more consolidated. So, what exactly does it mean?