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First Mover: Crypto.com’s Chain Token Dominated Markets in June With 33% Gain
The Chain token gained 33% last month, the top performer among the largest digital assets during a month when bitcoin, ether and XRP all fell.
Blockchain Bites: Digital Dollars, Ethereum’s Gas and ASX’s Blockchain ‘Lacks Clarity’
Thought leaders are decending on Washing to talk digital money while the Australian Securities Exchange may delay its blockchain settlement solution.
Blockchain Bites: EY’s Auditing Slip and Bitcoin’s Long Line of Pseudonymous Developers
Balancer fell victim to a “flash loan” exploit while a shareholders association said EY should have caught Wirecard’s multi-billion blackhole earlier.
First Mover: The Return of the Bitcoin Retail Investor (and Why That’s a Good Thing)
It’s been assumed for years that well-heeled financial institutions would become the main driving force and primary investor class in crypto. That narrative may underestimate the power of the retail investor.
Blockchain Bites: Crypto.com Refunds, Sovrin’s Layoffs and AML Bitcoin’s AML Issues
New York officials have instituted a three-strike rule for crypto firms applying for the BitLicense, the Sovrin Foundation is now volunteer run and Aussies can now buy BTC at their post office.
Blockchain Bites: Rethinking Libra, Craig Wright and Something Smells Fishy in Blockchain
Craig Wright will go to trial, while IBM and a Norwegian association team up to track salmon on blockchain.
First Mover: Compound’s COMP Token More Than Doubles in Price Amid DeFi Mania
Compound’s new COMP token is only five days old but its price is soaring. Observers tie the rally to speculation over the future growth of decentralized finance.
Blockchain Bites: Trump on Bitcoin, Powell on Digital Dollars and the Truth About Terrorist Financing
Who watches the watchdogs? President Trump reportedly told his Treasury Secretary to go after Bitcoin while the DEA failed to properly oversee crypto investigations.
First Mover: As US Stocks Defy Economic Gravity, Bitcoiners Shudder at March Memory
With the global economy in deep water amid the coronavirus crisis, some cryptocurrency analysts are starting to wonder if a correction in U.S. stocks might prompt another “Black Thursday” crash.
