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⁠Toilet paper tokens, Satoshi holds an AMA and Bitfinex releases an energy drink — here are the best April Fools Day pranks from the crypto world

⁠Every crypto trader faces a nightmare trying to comply with tax reporting obligations. CryptoTracker says its six new partners can help

⁠Cyber security experts in 65 countries have come together to fight the scourge of ransomware attacks against hospitals during the COVID-19 crisis

⁠The crypto community can help Brave publisher, Khan Academy, in its “time of crisis” by donating BAT earned through the browser

⁠Privacy-focused internet browser Brave garners one million additional users in March

⁠Ethereum founder, Vitalik Buterin, got into a Twitter spat with a Bitcoin developer when he told him the Bitcoin narrative had changed from ‘P2P cash’ to ‘digital gold’

⁠Bitcoin trading has not changed much lately, even amid global coronavirus fears and market uncertainty

⁠Bitcoin Depot, a sizable crypto ATM network, powers down several machines to decrease coronavirus spreading

⁠FBI arrests Russian rapper, for money laundering, citing his Instagram pics with allegedly unearned cash and data from defunct crypto exchange BTC-e

⁠While the bears have defended the 20-day EMA aggressively, Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies might witness a minor correction in the next few days

⁠Despite having the largest Bitcoin trade volume in Africa, Nigeria is the eighth country in the continent to welcome a Bitcoin ATM

⁠Crypto venture fund Paradigm Capital won the winning bids in the MakerDAO debt auction, but the users remain uncompensated

⁠Cointelegraph spoke to Celo to find out what they look for in grant applicants and the network’s plans for 2020

⁠Bitcoin sees rejection at $6,600 but monitor eyes strong fundamentals for sentiment change

⁠The economic crisis may lead to a more decentralized world, in which blockchain technology can thrive, says Zetlin-Jones. Does the ongoing QE impact the crypto industry?

⁠XRP investors have amended a class action lawsuit against Ripple to cater for an outcome where the token is ruled to not be a security

​​"Is it a scam? Are you CERTAIN it's not a scam?" Steve Nsoh took a trip to a village in Kenya to introduce a few locals to Bitcoin. While he did persuade a few people to open wallets, the "unbanked" seem to be doing pr…

⁠In an interview with Cointelegraph, the director of UC Berkeley’s blockchain incubator shared her advice for early stage DLT companies

⁠Cardano’s reboot involves a series of updates to major components of the Cardano network, including its node, explorer and wallet

⁠The hacking victim, Michael Terpin, alleges that AT&T was aware of SIM-swapping attacks targeting its customers but did not act to prevent them

⁠GitHub is to archive the Bitcoin codebase and store it under the Arctic permafrost for 1,000 years

⁠Estonia’s financial watchdog has granted the Indian crypto exchange BuyUCoin the necessary licenses to expand its operations overseas

⁠Huobi has become the latest crypto industry name to offer users the opportunity to earn interest on their assets, following a partnership with crypto lending platform Cred

​​220,000 French households will be able to use blockchain to customize their electricity mix from certified, renewable energy sources

⁠Donald Trump has endorsed meddling in the dollar supply and now thinks just 9 of them could buy a barrel of oil

⁠Consumer purchasing is significantly down for Q1, according to reports from both credit card companies and cryptocurrencies

⁠Options trading provides a unique type of insurance to traders and limits the possibility of being liquidated, a frequent occurrence in futures trading

⁠ANU fellow Scott Chamberlain believes blockchain technology can help ordinary people avoid the “middlemen and gatekeepers” of the legal profession

⁠Stringent rules for crypto in Japan will benefit new players in the end according to a new report

⁠Ethereum and Blockstream’s leaders weighed into a debate sparked by economist Jeffrey Tucker, who claimed the BTC price is lower than it should be due to issues with scaling