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    Banned From Trading Forever

    Ironic? A fractious divide in the Bitcoin Cash community has raised fears that the cryptocurrency – the fourth largest by market cap – could split into two.The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the country’s stock exchange, Singapore Exchange (SGX), have...
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    Oil is the New Data

    It’s increasingly looking like Bitcoin Cash mining pools will run a version of the software called Bitcoin SV.An ongoing legal battle between XRP investors and payments startup Ripple is entering its next phase.Japanese IT giant GMO has reported a loss of about...
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    SPECIAL: MarketWatch & CoinDesk Survey Results

    Bitcoin fell to its lowest price in over 12 months on Wednesday amid a broader cryptocurrency market sell-off.A new BitLicense has been issued by the New York State Department of Financial ServicesMessenger app maker Kik is quitting Ethereum for good as it continues...
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    Bitcoin, the Evil Spawn

    A European Central Bank executive board member said this week that blockchain is promising – but that bitcoin is “the evil spawn of the financial crisis.”Two cryptocurrency startups have agreed to register their initial coin offering tokens as securities after...
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    Bitcoin drops below $5K

    Bitcoin’s price fell below $5,000 for the first time since October 12, 2017, dropping more than $500 to hit $4,981 earlier today.Despite the falling crypto prices, developers and entrepreneurs are still moving into the crypto space.Deputy U.S. Attorney General Rod...
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    Bakkt delays its launch until next year

    The ICE’s bitcoin futures trading platform Bakkt is delaying its product launch. The U.K.’s FCA is considering a ban on some cryptocurrency-based derivatives, a senior executive has said.The Alabama Securities Commission is taking a hard stance on would-be ICO...
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    Giga Watt Declares Bankruptcy

    The U.S-based crypto mining firm Giga Watt filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy this past Monday, but it still owes creditors some $7 million.Insurance coverage in the crypto space totals about $6 billion, a mere drop in the bucket for a market cap of $140 billion.Six days...
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