Cointelegraph

⁠Bitcoin poised for gains at some point this month, says Tone Vays, as $7,000 fails to become support

⁠Technical analysts say the recent Bitcoin price trend resembles Elliot Wave and Wyckoff patterns, which may lead to new lows in the near-term

⁠Anchorage has added XRP support to its digital asset custody solution for institutional investors

⁠As part of its digital transformation, the EU looks at blockchain as a promising new technology, via a recent report

⁠General Motors patents a blockchain to update navigation maps

⁠Coinbase-backed Crypto Rating Council’s asset rating lists three new cryptocurrencies, Basic Attention Token, Iota and USDC

⁠The recent 50% crash in Bitcoin price may have long-lasting consequences for miners and possibly signal the end of China’s overwhelming dominance of the mining industry?

⁠Blockchain-based digital identity solutions are in fashion — an Indonesian bank has become the latest to drive business growth and facilitate 24-hour remittances

⁠Crypto industry keeps sheltering against pandemic-fueled unemployment, with Binance announcing more than 100 new hires over the world

⁠Bitcoin price may be vulnerable after the recent V-shape recovery and a hedge fund manager’s call that stocks will drop by 30% could nix the rally to $8k

⁠Although all markets have crashed, AAX exchange CEO sees crypto rising in the upcoming months

⁠Malaysia-based crypto trading platform Tokenize Xchange is now legally approved to operate in the country

⁠$500 in DAI has been offered by John McAfee for the best photograph showing the effects of the COVID-19 lockdown

⁠Bitcoin needs to sustain above $7,000 to reduce the possibility of a double-dip to the recent lows

⁠Historical data from 2012 and 2016 shows that Bitcoin’s price is unlikely to see a big spike after the May halving

⁠Shanghai Gas will use blockchain to monitor and record data across its entire supply chain

⁠The South African National Blockchain Alliance launches with the aim to drive adoption across public and private institutions

⁠UnionBank head believes COVID19 will push banks towards experimentation with digital currencies

⁠Three cryptocurrency traders allegedly scammed over $35 million in a crypto-related Ponzi scheme

⁠ShapeShift’s U.S.-based users can now buy BTC with a debit card, with no KYC requirement

⁠Bitstamp is considering supporting seven new crypto assets including two stablecoins and one privacy coin

⁠As Malta’s financial regulator continues to pluck out local crypto actors, are there any major players left on the “blockchain island”?

⁠The Bail Bloc project is using Monero donations to help detainees being held by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement

⁠Bitcoin has a chance to head closer to $8,000, says analyst as bearish sentiment continues to recede

⁠Cryptography could protect civil liberties and rights under threat during times of crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic

​​Huobi Indonesia has set up a global donation platform that supports fiat and crypto, and Huobi Global is donating $50,000 in its native token

​​The head of the European Commission blockchain unit explained that DLT has some specific uses for decentralized cooperation among EU members

⁠Decentralized video content platforms are gaining popularity amid YouTube’s anti-crypto policy

⁠Bithumb Global rolls out margin trading for international users, urging traders to keep their strategies “appropriate” to their financial situation