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Bitcoin price continues to be negatively impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic but traders can prepare by watching for these important bullish and bearish signals.

Billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper has revealed plans to invest in Indian cryptocurrency startups.

The Maker Foundation has rejected accusations that it has participated in its own recent debt auctions.

Binance.US’ CEO believes coronavirus quarantine efforts will increase American crypto trading, citing recent volume resurgence in Asia.

Changpeng Zhao rejects claims that Bitcoin crashed because of the coronavirus, and debate rages on how closely BTC is correlated to the U.S. stock market.

Bank of China continues its anti-crypto narrative and urges the public to pay attention to crypto scams on its official WeChat account.

Bored in quarantine? Depressed from the crash? Don’t worry! Cointelegraph hosts Jackson & Giovanni review COVID-19 memes to lift your mood.

SkyWeaver, a collectible card game featuring Ethereum-based in-game items, has launched its final season in closed-beta.

As Facebook’s Libra members flock to the competing Celo Alliance project, Cointelegraph unpacks its goals and specs to figure out why.

Most top performers of the past week show buying at strong support levels. If the rebound picks up strength, it might signal that a bottom is in place.

U.S.-Latin American remittance provider reveals that Ripple is not being used for remittances in its “core markets.”

Bitcoin’s correlation with SP 500 is at a 2-year high, which is a bearish sign for the crypto market.

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe proposed a crypto regulatory sandbox amid plans to launch a gold-backed digital currency.

TSB Games, the firm behind VR game The Sandbox, announced a partnership with second-layer scaling solution Matic.

Major investment bank Citigroup announced it has increased its equity stake in Ethereum-based trade finance platform Komgo.

With the implementation of ZIP 1014, Zcash will continue to fund its development with a fee imposed on mining, but the question remains: Did the community have a say?

International Monetary Fund leader, Tao Zhang, discussed the positives and negatives of a central bank digital currency.

Institutions partner with blockchain startup, Toyota builds a blockchain identity platform, & more headline news from Japan this week.

The Tezos Foundation moves to settle the $25 million consolidated class-action it has been fighting since 2018.

Senator and former Bakkt CEO, Kelly Loeffler, appeared on Fox today, defending her sale of shares the day after a private Senate hearing.

Bitcoin investors were mortified by last week’s 50% crash but it’s important to remember that Bitcoin was specifically designed for a global crisis.

Crypto advocate Ryan Selkis believes he and his company were shadow-banned by Twitter for company’s COVID-19 coverage.

Two of the best-performing currencies since the March 12 meltdown have been the United States Dollar and Bitcoin.

CAN crypto payment provider is undertaking final testing before the launch of its cryptocurrency credit card.

Check out this week’s Bad Crypto News.

Fundstrat and eToro market analysts look to the halving and beyond as the coronavirus crisis worsens.

Interpol partners with a South Korean startup that specializes in examining crypto flows on the dark web to help fight darknet cybercrime.

SEC seeks an early victory in lawsuit against Canadian messenger firm Kik for $100 million ICO in 2017.

A surge towards $7,000 has been short-lived for Bitcoin, which has since dived by around $1,000 in 24 hours as analysts stay worried.

Crypto asset manager Travis Kling has likened Bitcoin to insurance against U.S. monetary policy and hurricanes.