Telegram CEO Pavel Durov charged, barred from leaving France
After his arrest on Aug. 24, French prosecutors said they had indicted Pavel Durov with criminal charges related to his role at Telegram.
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S&P Global downgrades Coinbase credit rating for weak Q2 earnings, competitive pressures
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Analyst Is ‘Surprised’ There Hasn’t Been a Large-Scale Attack on Bitcoin Cash Yet
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Venture capitalists invest over $16B in blockchain equity since 2012
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Blockchain in Health Insurance: More Accuracy, More Transparency and More Efficiency
The evolving relationship between blockchain tech and the health sector has already been thoroughly documented, yet something that's received less attention is the increasing role blockchains are set to have in the health insurance industry. This industry was worth over $600 billion in 2017 in the United States alone, while calculations suggest that as much as $375…

Two Companies Used Crypto to Pay Taxes in Ohio, Says State Treasurer
Two businesses in the United States state of Ohio have paid taxes with cryptocurrencies, state Treasurer Robert Sprague said in a forum on Feb. 19. Ohio became the first state to allow businesses to pay taxes with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) in November 2018.During a forum covering policy issues facing the state, Sprague said that…