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⁠Bitcoin now needs to consolidate its 2019 gains after summer’s overheating, argues Fundstrat’s Tom Lee

⁠Blockchain firm Consensys unveils TruSat, an Ethereum-based satellite tracking app

⁠Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said that the exchange has generated nearly $2 billion in transaction fees since 2012

⁠Financial Services Committee Chair Maxine Waters said that she is still not pleased with Facebook's proposed Libra stablecoin.

⁠Crypto exchanges Binance and Hashkey Pro will list Blockstack’s token, months after the firm raised $23 million in an SEC-approved ICO

⁠ING has purportedly found a solution to improve the security and privacy trade-off on the Corda blockchain platform with zero-knowledge proofs

⁠42% of people working in the blockchain industry are reportedly employed by cryptocurrency exchanges

⁠Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg painted the Libra stablecoin project as a way to counteract a possible Chinese digital currency

⁠Traders should not panic as a few indicators suggest that the current fall could be a bear trap

⁠The U.S. Treasury has agreed that there is a need to monitor Libra and the risks it may pose following a letter from Congressman Emanuel Cleaver

⁠Bearish technicals alongside some negative press were likely the cause of today’s sudden plunge for BTC price

⁠Facebook will have to withdraw from the Libra Association if Libra is launched too early, Zuckerberg says

⁠There is much more to crypto lobbying than Libra’s attempts to appease regulators

​​⁠A global association of national numbering agencies has set up a new task force to assess the adoption of identification standards for digital assets

⁠Bitcoin futures volumes on Bakkt have hit a new all-time high, with over 450 BTC futures contracts traded today

⁠A researcher from the University of Texas at Austin said that Google’s quantum computer could be applied in proof-of-stake cryptocurrencies

⁠Cointelegraph brings you live updates from the congressional hearings with Mark Zuckerberg

⁠Bitcoin price crashes $500 in minutes as crypto markets see red across the board

⁠Deutsche Boerse, Commerzbank and MEAG complete a post-trade securities transaction using blockchain technology

⁠Zuckerberg is finally about to testify before U.S. regulators — here is everything you should know ahead of the hearing

⁠Kryptoin Investment Advisors applied with the SEC to launch a Bitcoin ETF

⁠No support for Bitcoin price above $8.3K, market suggests

⁠None of the 21 Libra Association’ founding members, except Facebook, have yet committed any money to support Libra, BBC reports

⁠The Litecoin Foundation has published two new draft Litecoin Improvement Proposals that aim to enhance privacy and protect users from government and merchant interference

⁠U.S. Congressman Patrick McHenry, who represents North Carolina’s 10th District, has reintroduced the Financial Services Innovation Act to promote crypto innovation

⁠IBM and Tieto are fighting for the right to develop a financial services blockchain platform for Lithuania’s central bank

⁠U.S.-based platform, Binance.US is now seeing over $10 million in daily trades

⁠Gemini crypto exchange co-founder Cameron Winklevoss has emphasized Bitcoin’s property as a single source of truth, arguing this makes its possibilities far greater than just digital gold

⁠Blockchain platform TBCASoft, IBM and SoftBank announced a mobile payment system