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⁠Markets are looking grim, with Bitcoin’s price close to slipping below the $8,000 mark

⁠Bitcoin Price drops below $8,000 again as analysts predict BTC to bottom between $6,000 and $2,500. Will China’s Golden Week impact crypto trading volume?

⁠This week’s selected cryptocurrency news from Japan, courtesy of Cointelegraph Japan

⁠What do we know about North Korea’s cryptocurrency development and why is the most isolated country in the world showing interest in digital money?

⁠Ethereum and its timeline from business and legal perspectives, underlining the confusions from classification, important regulatory changes and potentially bright future

⁠Veteran trader shares his trading journal to help show investors how to make better crypto trades

⁠In this week’s Hodler’s Digest, bloodbath for BTC and altcoins, Zuckerberg’s Libra admission, and Kik announces its app is closing

⁠As major cryptos see red this week, do any of the top performers show buying opportunities?

⁠Cryptocurrencies are gaining traction in Cuba, including BTC, ETH and a gold-backed MLM stablecoin

⁠The Ripple case may serve to highlight the regulatory uncertainty in the digital asset space

⁠Fusion Network’s swap wallet was compromised, resulting in roughly a third of FSN tokens stolen

⁠Komodo developer discloses a bug that can be used to expose IP addresses of Zcash’s shielded full nodes

⁠Crypto derivatives firm LedgerX alleges that former CFTC chairman Christopher Giancarlo obstructed the approval of its DCO registration due to personal bias

⁠How do countries regulate and deal with crypto gambling, Japan and the U.K. are worlds apart

⁠Æ Ventures, an investment company providing initial funding to blockchain projects, announces that it’s startup accelerator program surpassed $1.6M in investments

⁠Charles Hoskinson announces that New Balance will be using the Cardano blockchain to help authenticate its products

⁠This week’s selected crypto news from Brazil, courtesy of Cointelegraph Brasil

⁠An investor files a class-action lawsuit against Overstock.com and Patrick Byrne for violation of federal securities law

⁠From Cointelegraph auf Deutsch: This week’s selected cryptocurrency and blockchain news

⁠The government of Uzbekistan orders a 300% increase on electricity tariffs for cryptocurrency miners

⁠Was SegWit the beginning of the end for Bitcoin or is it just now proving that it was the right decision? A closer look, and a return to basics, is warranted

⁠ConsenSys and the World Wildlife Fund have launched the Impactio platform to trace spending within philanthropy

⁠Custodial solutions for Bitcoin are improving rapidly, making room for large financial institutions to participate

⁠Cointelegraph en Español presents a weekly digest of developments from the Spanish-speaking world

⁠Crypto Funds vs. Traditional Funds. Why you should be paying attention to the new asset class fund managers

⁠How governments are exploring blockchain to optimize customs and border protection processes

⁠Digital currencies have made solid gains on the day after seeing tough losses over the past couple of days

⁠Before we take crypto to the mainstream, we should better understand where the line is drawn between the dream and reality for crypto and the technology that makes it possible

⁠The NBA notified Brooklyn Nets’ player Spencer Dinwiddie that he cannot tokenize his $34 million contract

⁠Australian startup Incent plans to offer a 20% payback in its INCNT tokens on fuel purchases