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⁠The Runway Fund expects to make its first investments into startups impacted by COVID-19 next week

⁠The Red Cross has built an advanced medical pre-triage post for COVID-19 patients using donated Bitcoins

⁠Users at the now-defunct exchange Cryptopia are the co-beneficiaries of trusts that contained their assets prior to the platform’s hack

⁠OKEx has invested into a Wuhan blockchain startup as the city returns to normal life

⁠The firm dedicated to developing Ethereum’s proof-of-stake implementation, CasperLabs, decided to launch its own blockchain

⁠The developers behind the decentralized exchange have suspended trading on the platform as they investigate a critical security vulnerability

⁠Sentencing for OneCoin co-founder Konstantin Ignatov has been deferred until July 8, 2020

⁠Completing a $1.2 billion deal, financial giant Social Finance announced they would acquire Galileo

⁠There are more major corporations using blockchain for traceability and provenance applications, than for payment and settlements, according to a new analysis of the Forbes Blockchain 50

⁠Rumors circulating that a Nintendo Switch game is being used to hijack consoles to mine crypto appear to be unfounded

⁠Users can now pay each other in BSV on the play for by tagging one another using the ‘/pay’ prefix

In an April 2 letter to investors, FastForward Director Ed McDermott cited several financial setbacks with blockchain company Factom

⁠One prominent sports figure is doing all he can to promote the Bitcoin halving to his 311,000 followers

⁠The pandemic may be the tipping point that allows Bitcoin and other innovations to flourish, says investor Tim Draper

⁠The Giving Block is co-organizing an online poker tournament to benefit COVID-19 charities. Although many of the faces are familiar, the game is open to all

⁠Quarantined at home, Cointelegraph staff got together online to drink beers and talk crypto together

​​⁠The recent acquisition of CoinMarketCap by Binance has some in the crypto community speaking out, including CoinGecko COO Bobby Ong

⁠JPMorgan Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon predicts a major recession on par with the Great Recession of 2008

⁠Jack Dorsey donates $1 billion to global COVID-19 relief — pledges to uproot existential problems facing the world

⁠Canaan's stakeholders have a deadline set by May to name who will represent their interests in class-action lawsuit against the mining firm

⁠As Bitcoin’s halving lies about a month away, two of its forks, BCH and BSV will halve this week

⁠Crypto entrepreneur Bobby Lee expects Bitcoin to tap $25,000 by December 2020

⁠A former Facebook executive believes Bitcoin’s price will either explode amid economic collapse or go to zero

⁠Crypto projects often struggle to balance decentralization with pragmatism, and Maker and its founder Rune Christensen are no exception

⁠A crime group in Russia printed and sold $13 million-nominated fake notes in return for cryptocurrencies

⁠Eleven lawsuits are targeting seven crypto companies: A “Bloody Friday” for the industry or nothing serious?

⁠An investor sued cryptocurrency mining firm Riot Blockchain for $728,200 incurred in a separate contract breach lawsuit

⁠The virtual Ethereum-based hackathon aims to leverage blockchain in favor of preventing future pandemics

⁠The cryptocurrency network looks forward to strengthening their AML/KYC processes with the support of Shufti Pro

⁠Crypto enthusiasts are finding ways to work around the global lockdown by relocating to the virtual realm. Enter Blockdown 2020 - set to feature appearances from Akon, Changpeng Zhao, Roger Ver, and more