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A fresh breakout by Bitcoin Monday may yet prove temporary as a Cointelegraph Market analyst warns of major downside potential.

Holding 90% of software company Factom’s shares, investor FastForward said it wants to lead the company into receivership.

Poloniex has announced it will launch a Tron-powered initial exchange offering platform called LaunchBase.

Changes to Japanese regulations on crypto — the Payment Services Act and the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act — will be enforced on May 1.

The app Civitas by startup Emerge is part of the company’s efforts to track and prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Central America.

The Stellar Development Foundation will match public donations up to a maximum of 1.9 million XLM.

While crypto spending has fallen in some areas, Coingate reported an increase in the number of adult entertainment transactions.

Monopoly Market has announced it will ban vendors who use the COVID-19 pandemic as a marketing tool.

A major trade association for the blockchain industry writes to U.S. court to defend Telegram in legal battle with the SEC.

Bitcoin flips bullish, but more trouble may be in store, Binance acquires CoinMarketCap in a rumored $400-million deal, and Trump hints at $9 oil.

Tokenization is a prevalent topic in the crypto industry, but where does it currently stand, and what are the tech and regulatory issues it faces?

PBoC held a teleconference in Beijing which further emphasized that CBDC development is one of its top priorities for 2020.

Crypto exchanges saw record trade in March, with the global market crash driving all-time highs for both spot and derivatives trading.

Cointelegraph spoke to Ripple’s University Blockchain Research Initiative to find out about Australian law school’s new blockchain course.

How does Bitcoin’s price correlate with the global financial markets, and what could the coronavirus pandemic reveal to us?

Health care, identity management and renewable energy are some of the non-financial blockchain use-cases gaining popularity in Africa.

Most top performers have reached their resistance levels and may consolidate or correct over the next week.

A former Google software engineer claims to have cracked a zip file containing $300,000 after being contacted on LinkedIn.

Twelve major mining companies in China launch a transparent info sharing platform to revolutionize the mining industry.

Cointelegraph spoke to Guardicore’s Ophir Harpaz regarding the recently identified crypto mining botnet Vollgar.

An SEC lawsuit against the alleged operators of a fraudulent ICO has been halted amid parallel investigation concerns.

A report made by Acuit shows that Bitcoin and Ethereum derivatives are a growing interest within institutional firms.

Seven major crypto exchanges and issuers are facing 11 new class-action lawsuits that were filed in a New York federal court on Friday.

Amid growing concerns regarding the transmission of COVID-19, the Bank of International Settlements is pushing for digital currencies.

Quarantined gamers are putting a strain on Microsoft’s cloud-based Blockchain platform.

Nomura Research Institute launched Japan’s first blockchain bond, Zaif exchange delisted three assets, and more headlined news from Japan this past week.

Fear of the Coronavirus pandemic infected investor confidence, leading Bitcoin price to crash by 50% but as this occurred retail demand for Bitcoin increased and institutions left.

Investigating the hedging abilities of Bitcoin in response to the global coronavirus pandemic crisis.

A former Christian pastor targeted his African-American parishioners with fake investments in ‘the first black-owned alkaline water company.'

Check the bad crypto news of the past week.