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Russia May Seek to Cap Crypto Investments

The Russian government has confirmed claims made earlier this week by the central bank that the forthcoming autumnal session of the State Duma will hold a second reading for the country’s long-awaited cryptocurrency legislation.However, politicians also confirmed that the bills have been...

, by Tim Alper

20 More Crypto Adoption Cases Throughout the World

Although we’re all looking forward to the day when mass adoption finally takes place, that is not likely to happen too quickly. Meanwhile, there are small instances of the cryptocurrency industry spreading past its tightly-woven community and into the world. At least, it might inspire...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

3 Good News for the Crypto Market

Despite the heavy selling observed in the crypto markets over the past couple of days, positive news stories have been coming out on an almost daily basis. Here is a summary of three new developments in the crypto world that may help the market.1. Winklevoss win regulatory approval The Winklevoss...

, by Fredrik Vold

Russia to Debate Crypto Laws ‘Next Month’, Putin Wants Strict Rules

Russia’s parliament, the State Duma, is set to hold a long-awaited second hearing for its package of cryptocurrency-specific laws next month.Three bills passed the Duma with an overwhelming majority vote back in May this year, but politicians decided not to rush into a second hearing –...

, by Tim Alper

Clothing and Accessories for the Fashionable Crypto Trader

Clothing has gone far beyond mere utility. It is a statement, a conversation starter, a sign of belonging to a community or a niche that can help you find like-minded people. From obscure bands to book references to favorite football teams, clothes are certainly far more than just stuff to keep you...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

This Central Asian Nation Aims To Become “the Next Malta” for Crypto

Uzbekistan’s latest batch of pro-cryptocurrency measures will help the country build on a local market worth USD 700,000, per a media report. Russian news agency Pravda has predicted “rapid growth” for Uzbekistan in the “near future” after presidential decrees...

, by Tim Alper

Why Video Games Will Drive Blockchain Adoption

Blockchain adoption is slow, at least relative to the amount of money and attention crypto has been attracting recently. However, there is at least one increasingly strong reason to think that blockchains can gain mainstream understanding, acceptance and adoption in the months to come.This reason...

, by Simon Chandler

ICOs: A Giant Scam or a New Financial System?

Juan Villaverde is an econometrician and mathematician devoted to the analysis of cryptocurrencies since 2012. He leads the Weiss Ratings team of analysts and computer programmers who created Weiss cryptocurrency ratings. _______In “Ethereum Myths Debunked,” I showed you why the teams...

, by Juan M. Villaverde

Will Japan and South Korea Rediscover their Thirst for Crypto?

Certain influential figures in South Korea are starting to develop a keen interest in crypto, according to a local consultant. In Japan, it would take a “leap of faith” for the general public to regain its pre-Coincheck hack thirst for crypto trading.East Asia is currently in the grip...

, by Tim Alper

20 Jokes for the Crypto Aficionado

Another week, another bear run. It’s hard to stay optimistic - but they say it’s always darkest right before the dawn. Still, we’d love to see a green candle for a change, to guide us to this dawn. Meanwhile, Cryptonews.com is back with yet another installment of an...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

This Company with 2m Wallets Knows Where Revolution Is Happening

Contrary to the popular belief, the real crypto revolution is happening in the emerging, not western markets, said Magdalena Golebiewska, head of Eastern Europe region at Luno, a Bitcoin company boasting two million global accounts.People in the emerging markets, such as Africa and Asia are...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Why This Man Scared Bitcoin Maximalists?

ShapeShift, one of the best known platforms offering peer-to-peer trading of digital assets, will require personal information from their users very soon, and it is making Bitcoin maximalists quite unhappy. ShapeShift has previously been described as “more in line with the original vision for...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Kraken Confirms Job Cuts but US Public Still Crypto Keen

Job cuts are looming in America’s crypto sector with a major exchange set to ax dozens of employees – but the United States public has not yet lost its enthusiasm for Bitcoin and altcoins, per a new survey from researcher YouGov.The online survey of 1,202 adults between 29th - 30th...

, by Tim Alper

EU Finance Chiefs Advised to Regulate Exchanges, ICOs

EU economy and finance ministers reportedly will be advised to adopt a common policy on cryptocurrencies, and will be asked to consider regulating trading and policing initial coin offerings (ICOs).News agency Reuters claims a Belgian economic think-tank named Bruegel – which advises...

, by Tim Alper

HK Company to ‘Issue 100,000 Crypto Visa Cards’

A Hong Kong company is set to issue 100,000 “cryptocurrency Visa prepaid cards” over the next two months, in what it claims will be a first for Asia.Per newspaper the South China Morning Post, the company, Crypto.com (formerly known as Monaco) has partnered with Germany’s Wirecard...

, by Tim Alper

A Guide to Cryptocurrency Tipping Bots

When bitcoin first started to gather more attention in online forums and on social media, one of the most talked about use cases for the digital currency was online micropayments. Not too long after, the first bitcoin tipping bot was launched, which enabled social media users to tip each other in...

, by Alex Lielacher

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