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⁠After a slump earlier today, crypto markets are turning green, with Bitcoin trading around $8,100

⁠Ethereum venture production studio ConsenSys announces that it has fully acquired Infura, a blockchain infrastructure provider that the firm previously backed

⁠Stablecoins could pose “regulatory challenges,” says Randall Quarles, chair of the Financial Stability Board

⁠Coinbase Pro wants to enact 233% maker fee for trades of $10,000 and below while giving discounts to high-volume users

⁠Blockchain interoperability platform Cosmos discloses a “high-severity security vulnerability” in consensus engine Tendermint Core

⁠China Merchants Bank International is partnering with Nervos Network to jointly develop new decentralized finance applications

⁠The U.S. House Financial Services Committee invites Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg to testify on the condition that CEO Mark Zuckerberg follows suit by January

⁠Coinbase reinstates GBP support for its U.K. customers

⁠Businesses shouldn’t meddle in money creation, says Apple CEO

⁠Crypto phishing scam MasterMana reaches 2,000 users weekly: research

⁠Digital asset financial services firm BitGo launches a new staking service for the clients who store their assets with its qualified custodian subsidiary BitGo Trust

⁠PayPal no show at Facebook’s Libra meeting sparks cold feet rumors

⁠Blockchain-based art certification platform Verisart raises $2.5 million to further expand its commercial art platform

⁠Oneiro, a blockchain solution company, secures $5 million investment from Cosimo Ventures

⁠The police of Pune, India, can’t transfer $1.2 million in seized crypto due to India’s anti-cryptocurrency laws

⁠Antivirus software provider ESET has discovered a Latin American banking trojan that can steal crypto

⁠Axon, a maker of police body cams in the U.S., is looking to blockchain to verify video authenticity

⁠Critical MakerDAO bug could have allowed an attacker to steal all of the collateral stored in the MCD system

⁠The Vanguard Group is testing a blockchain-powered platform to let asset managers trade currencies while avoiding the big investment banks

⁠Andreessen Horowitz is opening a school specializing in startups aiming to develop crypto-related projects

⁠As Telegram launches a $200,000 bug bounty, Luta Security CEO says: “Simply asking strangers to point out flaws without having the capacity to fix them is one way overusing bug bounties can quickly overwhelm organizatio…

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⁠Bitcoin is running out of time to make a strong move above $8,500. Trouble awaits below $7,300

⁠Crypto exchange OKEx announces the creation of a self-regulated organization aiming to standardize compliance practices

⁠Binance has partnered with crypto analytics startup Coinfirm to improve AML compliance

⁠Investment management firm Stone Ridge is trying to register a new BTC futures offering with the U.S. SEC

⁠Crypto markets have failed to continue recovery trend as Bitcoin dropped from its intraday high of $8,400 to $8,100

⁠Central bank digital currencies are “inevitable,” says Patrick Harker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

⁠HitBTC: formatting error shows Atlas Quantum forged an account freeze

⁠Australian energy tech firm Power Ledger to run blockchain-enabled energy trading trial in Japan’s Kanto region by December 2019