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Friday, March 16, 2018

CryptoCurrency News: Peter Thiel: Bitcoin Will Be the 'One Online Equivalent to Gold'



The co-founder of PayPal says there will be only one online equivalent to gold, and bitcoin, as the 'biggest' cryptocurrency, will triumph.

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CryptoCurrency News: SEC Official Says 'Dozens' of Crypto Investigations Underway



Stephanie Avakian, a co-director of the U.S. SEC's Enforcement Division, said the agency is investigating "dozens" of ICO campaigns.

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CryptoCurrency News: US Trade Regulator Shuts Down Crypto Investment Scheme Promoters



A U.S. district court has issued a restraining order against four individuals accused of operating a string of cryptocurrency investment schemes.

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CryptoCurrency News: Kodak Could Earn $5 Million for ICO Brand Licensing Deal



Kodak licensed its brand out to WENN Digital for the KODAKCoin token, which could net the onetime photography giant between $2 and $5 million.

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CryptoCurrency News: Security Settles on Ethereum in First-of-a-Kind Blockchain Transaction



A structured note is being issued on the ethereum blockchain, with an identical one settled on a traditional clearing house to test the cost savings.

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CryptoCurrency News: Lithuanian Central Bank Seeks Developers for Blockchain Sandbox



The Bank of Lithuania has called for developer proposals to kick off its service-based blockchain platform called LBChain.

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CryptoCurrency News: Crypto Featured for First Time in US Congress Economic Report



Congress' 2018 Joint Economic Report includes a chapter on cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, advocating for wider understanding of the tech.

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CryptoCurrency News: VEN, BNB, NEM: Lesser-Known Cryptos Outperform Amid Bitcoin Slump



Lesser-known cryptocurrencies like Binance Coin and VeChain managed to score gains this week, despite the broader market sell-off.

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CryptoCurrency News: New York Power Providers Cleared to Hike Rates for Crypto Miners



Cryptocurrency mining firms in New York State could face higher electricity bills after a ruling from the public utilities regulator.

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CryptoCurrency News: Airdrop Attack? Monero Fork Condemned as Privacy Threat



Giving away free money isn't as simple as it sounds in crypto. In fact, an upcoming plan to do just that is being labeled an attack by some.

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CryptoCurrency News: MIT-Founded Startup Raises $20 Million for Supply Chain Blockchain



Eximchain, a blockchain startup focused on the supply chain industry, has raised an investment of $20 million, ahead of a planned token airdrop.

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CryptoCurrency News: Israel Bars Crypto Firms from Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Indices



Israel's securities regulator has said that cryptocurrency-related firms may not be listed on the TASE indices due to high volatility.

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CryptoCurrency News: Bitcoin May See Relief Rally, But Bottom Still Elusive



Bitcoin may see a corrective rally following losses this week, but it still looks too early to call a bottom.

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CryptoCurrency News: Singapore Central Bank Touts Blockchain for Cross-Border Payments



The chief of the Monetary Authority of Singapore has spoken of how blockchain's "strongest" use case is in cross-border settlement.

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CryptoCurrency News: So Long ICOs, Hello Airdrops: The Free Token Giveaway Craze Is Here



Scrapping public tokens for free airdrops has become the new way crypto issuers are building communities and even keeping themselves out of trouble.

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CryptoCurrency News: Crypto Escapes Scrutiny at China’s Annual Consumer Protection Event



Cryptocurrencies were not brought under scrutiny at China's annual consumer protection event as rumored before.

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