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⁠Bank of China continues CBDC development talks in Beijing via teleconference

⁠The March 13 crypto market meltdown drove record monthly trade in both the crypto spot and derivative markets

⁠Cointelegraph spoke to the Australian National University’s Scott Chamberlain on it’s law school’s new blockchain course

⁠The coronavirus pandemic influences movements in global markets, but how does Bitcoin react to those relations?

⁠While the enthusiasm for widespread blockchain adoption remains, lack of education and a dearth of technical know-how continues to be a stumbling block across Africa

⁠After a strong week, the majority of the top performing cryptos could correct or consolidate in the next few days, possibly providing a buying opportunity for traders

⁠After being contacted on LinkedIn, a former Google engineer claims to have cracked a zip file containing $300,000 in BTC

⁠The sophisticated attack systematically destroys any competing malware before deploying multiple crypto miners and remote-access tools

⁠Is retail interest drying up? You might get a second chance at buying Bitcoin for $3,900 before the halving

⁠Prosecutors are concerned that defendants may access materials through civil discovery that are not allowed in criminal proceedings

⁠A report published by Acuiti details that institutional firms are showing interest in Bitcoin and Ethereum derivatives

⁠Bitcoin bulls need to push above $6.9K and flip $7.2K to support to avoid a revisit to recent lows below $6K

⁠The lawsuits accuse the defendants of issuing unregistered securities and failing to seek requisite licensing for their activities

⁠‘The central bank of central banks’ is advocating for the development of CBDCs amid the coronavirus pandemic

⁠Quarantined gamers are straining Microsoft Cloud Blockchain platform

⁠This week’s news from Japan included Nomura Research unveiling Japan’s first blockchain-based bond, the FSA receiving regulatory comments from the public, and more

⁠Retail demand for Bitcoin grew as the price crashed to $3,750 but it also appears that institutional investors have lost their appetite for cryptocurrency

⁠Bitcoin’s abilities to hedge risk investment for various financial asset classes in particular stocks: Are they strong enough to face the crisis?

⁠The former pastor & his wife sold fake stock certificates and a cryptocurrency purportedly backed by their struggling bottled water business

⁠Blockchain experts weigh in on Russia’s controversial coronavirus tracking app

⁠Crypto pundits are of the opinion that Binance’s acquisition of CMC is a good step forward for the industry at large

⁠Bitcoin isn’t a safety asset yet, but it could become on over the next decade, pending certain economic factors

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⁠Voyager offers fee-free trading for 34 crypto assets and will continue to offer services previously offered by Circle on the app

⁠Technological implementations, smartness, digitalization: What is behind the idea of “smart cities”?

⁠IBM believes blockchain to be one of the keys to its future success, gives kudos to CEO on its success

⁠Bitcoin price is showing promising signs but BTC is still in a downward trend until this key level breaks

⁠Bitfinex was the most reliable liquidity provider during intense volatility last month, data reveals

⁠10 months after filing its initial complaint, the CFTC is requesting default after the defendant was not located

⁠COVID-19 data tracking platform MiPasa ensures trusted data for health officials by leveraging IBM Blockchain