Cointelegraph

⁠Experts weigh in on the positives and negatives to the control that exchanges, wallets and payment platforms have over users cryptocurrency holdings

⁠Have altcoins started a new uptrend or is the rise only a dead cat bounce? Let’s analyze the charts

⁠Tokenization continues to proliferate in 2019, with notable director Wesley Snipes launching an STO to fund his future work. So, how does tokenization work and can it really disrupt the film industry?

⁠Cryptocurrency adoption is picking up speed. Now, you can spend your Bitcoin to buy a latte or a ticket to space. Here is a status check on the retailers across the globe that are accepting crypto

⁠An Armenian IT company illegally used $150,000 worth of electricity to mine crypto from inside a hydroelectric plant

⁠The University of St. Gallen in Switzerland fights fake diplomas by using blockchain technology

⁠Two trade documentation firms plan to put Europe’s barge shipping on the blockchain

⁠Blockchain-based decentralized strategy game, Prospectors, will launch on WAX

⁠Justin Sun lists key developments in the new plan for TRON’s proof-of-stake mechanism

⁠Bitcoin’s dominance continues to slip as the major cryptocurrency briefly drops below $10K

⁠Real estate tokenization and the liquidity preference theory

⁠Global Market Insights projects that the global blockchain tech market will exceed $16 billion by 2024

⁠NASA looks to hire a data scientist with crypto and blockchain-related background, new job listing says

⁠Have you considered relocating to Portugal to enjoy tax-free crypto-trading? You may get more tax benefits than you thought

⁠The Bitcoin price remains largely uninspired and is once again trading sideways around the $10,200 price mark

⁠South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit announced that it will cease trading support for certain privacy coins on Sept. 30

⁠Long Blockchain, previously named Long Island Iced Tea, sold its beverage business

⁠According to BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes, digital finance will change the order of the financial industry as trading happens 24/7

⁠Crypto exchange Seed CX is aiming for more market share by cutting its trading fees

⁠“For years, the digital space has been a playground for malicious actors to exploit and abuse user data.” Governments are using blockchain to put citizens in charge of their own digital identities

⁠How are altcoins doing after the shallow pullback? Let’s consult the charts

⁠The Malaysian Ministry of Education has introduced E-Skrol, a blockchain-based platform to fight forged educational certificates

⁠British financial regulators have warned the public about another cryptocurrency investment clone firm

⁠Fraudulent ads have reportedly appeared on Facebook offering an investment scheme in Telegram’s TON investment platform

⁠Some in the crypto community have embraced moving to Puerto Rico for tax reasons. Our tax expert explains whether or not it is worth it

⁠Leading communications and technology company Verizon has won a patent for blockchain-based virtual SIM cards

⁠David Marcus, the head of Calibra at Facebook, has said he expects Libra will initially face user acceptance problems, rather than regulatory ones

⁠CME Group has announced plans to add options to its Bitcoin futures contracts in Q1 2020, pending regulatory review

⁠Ether and Dogecoin charts showing similarities to start of previous bull cycles

⁠Bitwise suggests that the fake trading volume issue is being acknowledged and successfully addressed