Is Bitcoin price going to crash again?
Bitcoin’s failure to hold $64,000 could be an early sign that a price reversal is beginning.
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New laws for regulating cryptocurrencies in Japan will start to be enforced next month.The Payment Services Act (PSA) and Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA), two of the pieces of legislation passed by the Japanese House of Representatives last year to regulate crypto, were scheduled to come into effect starting in April. However, with unexpected…

Ripple Exec: Ripple Considering Chinese Market to Speed Up Payment Solutions
Ripple is considering breaking into the Chinese market to apply its distributed ledger technology (DLT) to cross-border payments, a Ripple executive told CNBC August 15. Jeremy Light, vice president of European Union strategic accounts at Ripple, said in a phone interview that the company is looking to enter the Chinese market to speed up international…

British MP Lisa Cameron on Bitcoin and UK becoming international crypto hub
In an exclusive interview with Cointelegraph, U.K. Member of Parliament Dr. Lisa Cameron said there is a “vision” that the U.K. will become an international hub of crypto and digital assets. 65 Total views 1 Total shares The United Kingdom could be warming to Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto. Taking a timeout from Scotland’s first major…

Orchid Labs CEO Says New VPN Seeks to Enhance Privacy Rights
U.S.-based company launched a VPN app for iOS users after witnessing a surge in VPN services demand across the world. 1130 Total views 23 Total shares On July 9, peer-to-peer bandwidth market company, Orchid, announced the official launch of its crypto-enabled VPN app in the Apple App Store. This move comes after the company witnessed…

European Central Bank is exploring blockchain and MPC technology
The central bank has been experimenting with multiparty computation, which could support the entire European economy in the future.

No Bitcoin: Mozilla will only accept Proof of Stake crypto donations
The company has decided to begin accepting PoS crypto again after an outcry against Bitcoin forced it to suspend such donations earlier this year. 364 Total views 40 Total shares The company behind the Firefox internet browser Mozilla is attempting to appease its environmentally-conscious community by accepting only Proof-of-Stake (PoS) crypto donations.The company initially halted…

Scott Melker on Twitter: ‘We Cannot Depend on Centralized Platforms’
The "Wolf of All Streets" Scott Melker has been unable to do anything more on Twitter than read or retweet more than 24 hours after the massive hack on verified accounts.In a livestreamed interview with Cointelegraph on July 15, the crypto trader said in the midst of the attack he had been unable to verify…