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⁠Bakkt Physical Bitcoin Futures Beat Cash Ahead of Major CME Expiry Volumes for Bakkt’s futures delivered in BTC are trumping fiat settlements as markets rise to fill a days-old CME gap.

⁠This Time It’s Official: Coinbase to Acquire Crypto Brokerage Tagomi Coinbase is acquiring the prime cryptocurrency brokerage Tagomi as part of its evolving strategy for institutional investors.

⁠Ripple CEO Says US Regulators Must Embrace Crypto or Fall Behind China Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple, has taken to Twitter urging U.S. regulators to get on board with cryptocurrencies, or risk losing global finan…

​​Start-Up Says Its Open-Source Protocol Can Make Exchanges Obsolete Every blockchain has its strengths, but fragmentation could hold the industry back. This Dutch start-up wants to change that. #Sponsored

⁠Bitcoin Retakes $9K — 3 Technical Reasons There’s Still Room to Run The price of Bitcoin surges above $9,000 ahead of a Goldman Sachs client call about gold and BTC.

⁠$13B Custodian Launches Retirement Account Supporting Bitcoin Kingdom Trust, a regulated custodian managing over $13 billion in assets, has launched a retirement account supporting both Bitcoin and legacy assets.

⁠Central Bank Digital Currencies Are Not a Replacement for Bitcoin: Grayscale Leading Bitcoin fund manager Grayscale Investments explains in its recent report that viewing CBDC as a Bitcoin replacement is incorrect.

⁠Report: High Remittance Fees and Unstable Rupee Drive Crypto Adoption in India Indians are flocking to cryptocurrency due to high remittance fees and the difficulty of exchanging rupees to a more stable currency.

⁠Goldbugs Better Buying Mining Stocks, Bitcoiners Can Stick to Bitcoin Over the past year, stock in four major gold mining companies have averaged triple the returns of physical gold, whereas Bitcoin mining companies hav…

⁠Ren Launches Tokenization Engine to Bolster Cross-Chain Liquidity Ren has launched the RenVM, facilitating tokenized Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Zcash for use on the Ethereum ecosystem.

⁠BitGo Launches Full-Service Institutional Trading Platform, BitGo Prime Major American digital asset financial services firm BitGo is releasing a new full-service trading platform designed for institutional investors.

⁠Bitmain Confirms Ousting of Micree Zhan, Threatens Legal Action Bitmain issued statements saying that Micree Zhan has been ousted and threatened him and employees supporting him with legal action for not complying.

⁠Vodafone to Connect 'Billions' of Energy Producing Devices Using Blockchain Vodafone plans to link billions of distributed energy generating assets to grids using the Internet of Things and blockchain technology.

⁠Bitcoin ‘Hodl Wave’ Data Has Now Been Calling a Bull Run for 5 Months Hodl waves show that over 60% of the supply has not moved for a year or more, something which historically has signaled price upside.

⁠India's Largest Private Port Operator Partners With Blockchain Platform TradeLens India’s largest port operator APSEZ has partnered with IBM’s TradeLens platform to digitize its supply chain process.

⁠As Theta Mainnet 2.0 Launches, What’s Behind its Massive Rally? In the run-up to Theta’s mainnet 2.0 launch, some high-profile partnerships have fueled four-figure percentage gains for Theta’s tokens since March.

⁠EMusic Launches Token to Help Artists Earn More Digital music store eMusic launched its eMU token to help musicians earn more royalties.

⁠Pandemic Highlights Inefficient Systems: Blockchain Can Help The Global Blockchain Business Council believes the pandemic has shone a light on many systemic inefficiencies that blockchain technology can solve.

⁠1000 Corporate Systems Infected With Monero Mining Malware Thousands of enterprise computers have been infected with a cryptojacking malware that installs a Monero mining app.

⁠WeChat Invests $70 Billion in Fintech, Including Blockchain and AI Tencent Holdings aims to bolster blockchain technology development across China as part of a $70 billion investment in fintech.

⁠After Spiking to February 2018 Levels, Bitcoin Fees Have Dropped 54% The average Bitcoin fee has fallen by nearly 54% over the last five days, but some believe network congestion could push users to altcoins.

⁠New Crypto Bull Run ‘Inevitable’ Says Data Analytics Company CEO A new crypto bull run could be on its way as a result of government economic measures and mainstream interest.

⁠Cameron Winklevoss on Crypto Regulation: “Free-for-Alls Don’t Work” The Winklevoss twins believe crypto regulation and customer freedom can meet in the middle.

⁠Industry Leaders Battle over the Future of Crypto in New Documentary New documentary reflects on the competing narratives shaping the crypto industry.

⁠Polkadot Mainnet Not Yet Live, Just a Mainnet Candidate Time will tell if the network will cement its dominance.

⁠Charles Hoskinson: Blockstream Founder Adam Back 'Checks All The Boxes' as Satoshi Inside the Ethereum co-founder’s mental model of Satoshi.

Roger Ver, Charlie Lee, Wences Casares, Samson Mow: these are just a few of the leaders battling over the future of crypto in Torsten Hoffmann’s new documentary.

⁠New Tipbot Uses Cryptocurrency to Incentivize People to Answer Questions It’s designed to capture attention from high-profile people that others want to hear from.

⁠Was Satoshi a Windows or Mac Guy? We Have the Answer Early Bitcoin developer Laszlo Hanyecz sheds light on a burning question: which operating system did Satoshi Nakamoto use to create Bitcoin?

⁠Korean Tech Giant LG Is Developing a Blockchain Identity System With a US Firm Decentralized identity solutions might be blockchain’s killer app.