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⁠Faulty data? Grayscale didn’t liquidate massive amounts of XRP and XLM A Grayscale spokesperson confirmed to Cointelegraph that the fund manager didn’t dump massive stakes of XRP and XLM

⁠Did Bitcoin prove itself to be a reliable store of value in 2020? Experts answer Experts in blockchain technology and crypto take on the question of Bitcoin’s path throughout the year 2020.

⁠Relax, Tether won’t be targeted by SEC, says Bitfinex CTO Paolo Ardoino says Tether hasn't done anything to warrant any additional investigations from the SEC.

⁠Enterprise blockchain trends that will drive adoption in 2021 Enterprise blockchain matured throughout 2020 and will continue to do so moving forward, here’s how it may become mainstream.

⁠A crypto New Year’s resolution: Modernize security infrastructure In 2021 and in the years to come, the digital-asset space must take steps to identify and implement solutions for its security.

⁠US exchanges are suspending or delisting XRP left and right Binance.US and eToro are the latest exchanges to discontinue XRP trading in America as Ripple faces the SEC's enforcement hammer.

⁠'Rat poison squared' Bitcoin passes Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway by market cap Bitcoin sees a fresh surge in trading activity as $30,000 nears and mainstream interest pours in.

⁠Cover Protocol announces compensation plan following mining contract attack Cover Protocol will distribute new "coins" to token holders as Binance announces compensation for affected traders.

⁠Top 10 crypto and blockchain stories of 2020 Corporations and institutional investors seeking an alternate store of value amid the pandemic crisis drove crypto to new heights in 2020.

⁠Polkadot's founder looks back on the year, teases Substrate 3.0 in early 2021 Polkadot has recounted its gains in 2020, identifying its dominance of the crypto staking scene among other notable milestones for the year.

⁠The US has already lost the 2020 crypto regulation race to Europe When it comes to crypto regulation, the United States is falling further behind more progressive and visionary nations.

⁠XRP the 'third largest collapse of all time' says The TIE’s Josh Frank The token has lost more value than former commodities trading giant Enron.

⁠High volume surge propels Bitcoin price to a new all-time high at $29,000 Bitcoin bulls obliterated the $28,500 resistance with a high volume surge but the $30,000 level could still pose a challenge.

⁠Heavy hitters of crypto call for users to comment on proposed FinCEN wallet rule Coinbase is the latest company to go public with its concerns regarding the U.S. Treasury proposal on crypto wallets.

⁠NFL player Russell Okung isn’t getting paid in Bitcoin; this is what he’s doing instead Various news outlets reported that a portion of Okung’s $13 million salary is being paid in BTC. It’s not true.

⁠Bitcoin, stablecoins and DeFi: 2020’s top-performing crypto assets 2020 may have been filled with challenges, but Bitcoin, stablecoins and DeFi protocols are the clear top performing crypto assets for the year.

⁠BitGo settles with US Treasury over 'apparent' sanctions violations The settlement repeats the Treasury's message that crypto companies will need to know their customers.

⁠2020’s 5 countries friendliest to crypto and blockchain These five countries have led the way in driving cryptocurrency and blockchain adoption in 2020.

⁠These 2020 blockchain tech developments have set the stage for 2021 2020 has been a stellar year for blockchain technology, laying important foundations for the year ahead.

⁠2020 has provided the incentive to rethink our approach to money A terrible year has still presented a unique opportunity to rethink how money is managed and used in our society.

​​How DeFi trading is evolving after a whirlwind 2020 Despite its runaway success in 2020, DeFi has been dominated by food-related projects, endless forks and devastating exploits. Does it need to evolve? #Sponsored

⁠Las Vegas luxury auto dealership rakes in Bitcoin payments Vegas Auto Gallery has seen an influx of Bitcoin payments amid the bull market.

⁠Grayscale reportedly dumps massive stakes in XRP, XLM The digital asset manager has reduced its holdings of both cryptocurrencies significantly.

⁠2020 in review: Cointelegraph art team limited edition NFT drop Crypto 20/20 hindsight: A visual review of 2020 limited to 2,020 copies... for just 0.02020 ETH

⁠Bitcoin price inches closer to $30,000 with new all-time highs A swift return to form for Bitcoin sparks 8% daily gains and gives no hint of a deeper reversal under $30,000.

⁠SEC lawsuit against Ripple set for virtual pretrial conference in February The SEC's case against Ripple for selling XRP as unlicensed securities will begin with a pretrial in February 2021.

⁠Indian crypto bank opens physical location, eyes 100 branches by 2022 India is now home to the world’s first physical crypto bank branch despite regulatory uncertainty surrounding virtual currencies in the country.

⁠Japan’s crypto market matured in 2020, but 2021 may see huge growth 2021 may be the year of natural selection for the Japanese crypto industry.

⁠Bittrex joins Coinbase in delisting Ripple’s XRP following SEC lawsuit Major exchanges scramble to disassociate themselves with XRP as Ripple tries to regain control of the narrative.

⁠NY Times report alleges history of pay discrimination at Coinbase “The pay disparities at Coinbase appear to be much larger than those in the tech industry as a whole," wrote the New York Times.