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⁠It Is Time for Blockchain to Prioritize Diversity and Inclusion Just as blockchain exists to innovate technological frameworks and finding better solutions, it has to improve gender diversity and inclusion in the space.

⁠Cleaning Up Crypto Exchange Wash Trading Will Take Global Regulation Wash trading hurts investors and taints the crypto industry, but extinguishing it will be difficult absent global regulation.

⁠Dutch Regulator Approves Tokenized Real Estate Crowdfunding Platform The Netherlands’ financial regulator has approved the blockchain-powered real estate crowdfunding platform Max Crowfund.

⁠Calling for a Joint Effort: Standardizing Tokenized Carbon Emissions Creating global standards for tokenized carbon markets will provide more clarity, but data challenges need to be addressed.

⁠Crypto-Enabled Investment App eToro Gets Ready to Issue Debit Cards in UK EToro is reportedly moving ahead with its debit card plans as it acquires a U.K. Visa Principal Member.

⁠Cryptojacking Almost 5 Times More Prevalent in India Than Global Average A new Microsoft report states that India encounters the second-highest number of cryptojacking incidents in the APAC region.

⁠LocalBitcoins Ramps Up Compliance Efforts in New Partnership With Elliptic LocalBitcoins has partnered with blockchain intelligence firm Elliptic to gain access to new blockchain monitoring tools that can help prevent t…

⁠Cambodians Still Waiting on Central Bank Digital Currency Somewhat behind schedule, Cambodia’s banks are readying themselves for a forthcoming national blockchain-based currency.

⁠Binance Opens Up ‘Full Fiat’ Australian Exchange The most recent spin-off from the mothership, Binance Australia, claims to provide local traders with the speed, deep liquidity and security of the flagship platform.

⁠Why Blockchain Exchanges Are Now Using Traditional Exchange Technology An increasing number of cryptocurrency exchanges are beginning to take steps to work with traditional stock and asset exchanges.

⁠Monex's US Subsidiary TradeStation to Launch Crypto Lending Service U.S. online brokerage TradeStation will soon launch its own cryptocurrency lending service.

⁠Aave Ascends Market Rankings as Flash Loans Explode Aave is climbing the DeFi and market cap rankings as its flash loans see daily volume exceeding $100 million.

⁠Data Breach at Crypto Wallet Firm Ledger Exposes User's Personal Info Hardware wallet provider Ledger said its marketing database was breached between June and July.

⁠A Birthday Look: 5 Years of Ethereum Network Updates, Delays and Changes Ethereum has come a long way since its 2015 beginnings, although its move into proof-of-stake has faced a bevy of delays.

⁠Aussie Exchanges Partner With Crypto Tax Firm as ATO Eyes Traders Popular Australian crypto exchanges Coinjar, Cointree and Swyftx have partnered with Koinly to track their clients’ tax obligations.

⁠Synthetix Founder: DeFi Makes Legacy Fintech Obsolete Synthetix founder Kain Warwick argues that DeFi circumvents many of the barriers that have stifled innovation in the fintech sector

⁠Bakkt Bitcoin Futures Smashes Records Two Days Running Institutional and retail interest in Bitcoin derivatives surged this week as the asset hit year to date highs

⁠Grayscale’s Crypto Funds Grow by $1 Billion in Just 11 Days Grayscale hasn’t bought any Bitcoin in six weeks — but its total assets under management have grown by another billion dollars

⁠Augur Deploys V2 Upgrade, Integrates Features From DeFi Augur now support’s Maker’s Dai stablecoin, 0x’s Mesh network, and Uniswap’s V2 oracles

⁠Vitalik Says DeFi Users Are ‘Underestimating Smart Contract Risk’ Vitalik Buterin has warned about the risks of investing in DeFi and predicted that yield farming interest rates are going to zero

⁠Messari: DeFi Can Continue to Grow as ‘Useless’ Top 30 Coins Wither DeFi represents just 1.5% of the total crypto capitalization — but is the sector in a bubble?

⁠HEX Plasters UK with Ads Boasting of 11,500% Returns London is awash in ads for Richard Heart’s controversial HEX token. Ads have appeared on buses, in newspapers, and during soccer games

⁠$39M of Bitcoin Stolen in 2016 Bitfinex Hack Is on the Move The criminals behind the 2016 Bitfinex hack have so far only moved 1-2% of the 120,000 Bitcoin they stole

⁠Facebook’s Zuckerberg and Telegram’s Durov Posture as Defenders Against Foreign Tech Invasions Facebook and Telegram are sounding alarms on foreign tech in the U.S. and Russia, respectively, trying to win government sup…

⁠AMFEIX Threatens Users Who Share Coverage That Criticizes the Company A purported investment fund called AMFEIX says it won’t release users’ Bitcoin unless they push back against its media unflattering coverage

⁠How Grayscale Investments Sells Bitcoin to Financial Advisors How Grayscale sells Bitcoin to financial advisors

⁠Mainstream People Coming to Bitcoin, Digital Assets Data CEO Says Digital Assets Data CEO Mike Alfred explains increased Bitcoin interest from a number of parties.

⁠North Korea’s Crypto Extortion Efforts Have Expanded Considerably in 2020 A new ransomware from North Korea targets major companies.

⁠Regulatory Clarity Leads to Surge in Institutional Crypto Investors Ciara Sun, head of global markets at Huobi Group says more institutional crypto investors are entering the market.

⁠Tether Exchange Inflow Reached 8-Month High as Bitcoin Rallied to $11K As Bitcoin price surged above $10K, USDT exchange inflows reached an 8-month high.