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⁠Blockchains Are an Excellent Solution for Privacy, Part 3 The third part of a series of articles on the advantages and challenges of the usage of blockchain technology for collecting and sharing information, without vio…

⁠Russia Lifts 2-Year Telegram Ban as Questions Over Security Surface While many experts believe that Telegram has not compromised the security of its customers, some users have reported certain anomalies.

⁠Chinese Mining Company Ebang to Reportedly List on Nasdaq This Week Ebang will reportedly get listed on Nasdaq on June 26, hoping to raise $125 million in an initial public offering.

⁠Telegram CEO Says Global Resistance to Tech Bans Is ‘Just Getting Started’ Telegram’s digital resistance in Russia will contribute to further anti-censorship efforts in countries like China and Iran, Pavel Durov says.

⁠CrossTower Crypto Exchange Announces $6M Seed Funding Round The New York-based cryptocurrency exchange announced it had raised $6 million in a seed funding round led by a former board member of Skype.

⁠UK Financial Watchdog Reminds Crypto Businesses to Register Ahead of Deadline The U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority is urging all crypto businesses operating in the country to submit their applications by June 30 to ma…

⁠Digital Yuan’s Backend Development Complete, Says Chinese Official A former senior official of the People’s Bank of China said that the country has completed the backend architecture development of its digital currency.

⁠Calm Before The Storm? 5 Bitcoin Price Factors to Watch This Week Stock markets settling provides the background to a calmer status quo for Bitcoin, but upcoming events could soon change the mood.

⁠NZ Authorities Seize $90M From Alleged Bitcoin Launderer Alexander Vinnik The New Zealand police have recovered $90 million in assets reportedly belonging to the alleged $4 billion launderer Alexander Vinnik.

⁠Nassim Taleb: Almost All Bitcoiners are ‘Total Idiots’ Nassim Taleb, university professor and author of Black Swan, thinks Bitcoin is a good idea but most investors can’t understand its nuances.

⁠Investment Guru Jim Rogers: The Value of Bitcoin Will Drop to Zero Investor Jim Rogers thinks Bitcoin is still in a bubble and the cryptocurrency will eventually go to zero and disappear.

⁠John McAfee’s Ghost Distributed Exchange Now Live John McAfee’s controversial Ghost distributed exchange, which promises anonymity, is now live.

⁠Anthony Pompliano Continues Push for Pension Fund Crypto Allocation Morgan Creek’s Anthony Pompliano presses pension funds to allocate 1-5% of their portfolios to Bitcoin.

⁠OmiseGO's Parent Company SYNQA Raised $80 Million in Series C According to Thailand-based company SYNQA, the firm will use the $80M investment to ‘deepen its footprint’ in cashless societies in Asia.

⁠$10M Investment From Tether Won’t Change Celsius’ Mission of Sharing Alex Mashinksy says that new equity investors, including Tether, will have no say in Celsius’ mission of sharing 80% of profit with its users.

⁠Cyprus Hospital Ready to Store COVID-19 Test Results on Blockchain VeChain’s medical records blockchain platform in Cyprus lets people prove, and control, COVID-19 test results.

⁠Bitcoin’s Battle, Robinhood Tragedy, $2.1B Black Hole: Hodler’s Digest, June 15–21 Why Bitcoin hitting $9,600 could be a big deal, Robinhood vows to make improvements after customer’s suicide, and Wirecard’s missing bil…

⁠How and Why Major Stars Are Embracing Tokenization The next step toward blockchain adoption could be tokenized technological solutions implemented as a financial instrument within the entertainment industry.

⁠Developer Who Successfully Hacked Bitcoin Wallet Ensures Bitcoin is Still Safe John Cantrell ensures people that Bitcoin is still safe despite the fact he successfully hacked a Bitcoin wallet.

⁠Blockchains Are an Excellent Solution for Privacy, Part 2 The second part of a series of articles on the advantages and challenges in the usage of blockchain technology for collecting and sharing information, without vi…

⁠United States in Distress: Changemakers Needed Now The world’s leading technological and economic country is significantly outdated on two major levels requiring dramatic changes: government and politicians.

⁠The Hard Truth About Trading — Can the Average Joe Succeed? The ins and outs of trading, as explained by Bill Hermann, Matthew Ficke, and David Carman.

⁠Barstool Sports Founder Holds to 2017 Stance on Bitcoin Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy said he still sees Bitcoin the same as he did in 2017.

⁠Interest in Ether Options Outpaces Bitcoin, Can Drive ETH to New Highs Ether options could be the new fuel that drives growth in the crypto market.

⁠Ethereum 2.0 Should be Secure and Scalable but Poses Risks for Users While being a vital part of the transition to more scalable and secure blockchain, the Ethereum 2.0 upgrade can incur some risks for stakers, holders…

⁠Gavin Andresen Casts Doubts on Craig Wright’s Satoshi Claim Gavin Andresen laid doubts that Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto in recently released depositions.

⁠Market Predictions, Miner Fees Fluctuate, & China Moves Fast: Bad Crypto News of the Week Check out this week’s Bad Crypto podcast.

⁠Gold Bug Schiff Calls Bitcoin Fiat Following Fed Comments Peter Schiff agrees with the Fed that Bitcoin should be classified as fiat currency.

⁠Blockchains Are an Excellent Solution for Privacy, Part 1 The first part of a series of articles on the advantages and challenges in the usage of blockchain technology for collecting and sharing information, without vio…

⁠U.S. SEC Chair Clayton Nominated to Oversee Crypto Regulatory-Heavy NY Latest news shows an intended bid for Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, chairman Jay Clayton as New York's Southern District attorney.