Is government oversight non-negotiable for the future of crypto?
Governments aren’t known for allowing anything to thrive without some oversight or control, but for the most part, crypto is proving to be an exception.
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Africa can create an inclusive society with blockchain, says LBank CEO
Allen Wei, the CEO of LBank exchange, told Cointelegraph that blockchain could contribute to the creation of a robust economy in Africa. 80 Total views 3 Total shares As one of the most populated continents in the world, Africa continues to be an important target for blockchain proponents, as adoption in the region could have…

$100M funding round for Binance.us falls through on regulatory concerns
Despite a failed $100 million funding round leading to the resignation of Binance.us CEO, Brian Brooks, the exchange still has its sights set on launching an IPO. Regulatory concerns surrounding Binance.us and its owner, Changpeng Zhou (CZ), have reportedly culminated in investors backing out of a $100 million funding round.The failed funding round also prompted…

Crypto liquidations may be way worse than data has let on, suggest researchers
“Liquidation data from exchanges are bogus and a vast underrepresentation of actual liquidation volumes in the market,” according to K33 Research.

Sumitomo and BitFlyer Blockchain to Build Real Estate Platform in Japan
Japanese commercial giant Sumitomo Corporation has partnered with a sister company of local cryptocurrency exchange bitFlyer to launch a blockchain real estate business.As Cointelegraph Japan reported on July 23, bitFlyer Blockchain will develop an umbrella platform for renting real estate, driven by smart contracts on its in-house Miyabi blockchain. Speaking to local tech news outlet CNET…

Is there a secure future for cross-chain bridges?
The plane touches down and comes to a halt. Heading to passport control, one of the passengers stops at a vending machine to buy a bottle of soda — but the device is absolutely indifferent to all of their credit cards, cash, coins and everything else. All of that is part of a foreign economy…

Haven Protocol Devs Reassure Community After ‘Exit Scam’ Concerns
Following concerns that startup Haven Protocol was a “crypto exit scam,” an alleged member of its team reassured the community that the project was intact in a Twitter thread Jan. 21.Haven Protocol community members had raised the alarm over the intermittent silences and lack of code transparency from a core developer of anonymity-oriented altcoin Haven…

MIT is helping the Boston Fed build a CBDC that can be scaled for consumer use
Can MIT help the U.S. catch up to China in the CBDC race? The MIT Digital Currency Initiative, or DCI, is helping the federal reserve bank of Boston build a digital currency with the goal of scaling for consumer use. The DCI’s director Neha Narula told Cointelegraph:“We're trying to build a high throughput, low latency transaction…

In defense of crypto: Why digital currencies deserve a better reputation
Ever since its inception and throughout its turbulent journey toward mainstream acceptance, crypto has elicited both enthusiasm and trepidation in equal measure. After the unfair battering it has received over the years, the time has come to defend digital currencies.Unfortunately for crypto, first impressions count. Bitcoin (BTC) initially gained a tawdry reputation in its early…