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Algo Capital has raised $200 million — double its $100 million goal — for its venture capital fund.

Button Wallet is launching a free testing service on the Telegram Open Network in a bid to drive cryptocurrency adoption among Telegram’s 300 million users.

Crypto exchange and brokerage ShortHop launches in seven additional U.S. states allowing its users to work with multiple platforms’ order books via a single window.

The crypto market is seeing minor losses after trading sideways for most of the day. Bitcoin is trading around $10,350.

A New Zealand radio host has stated that crypto promotional ads containing his likeness are not genuine.

VMWare CEO Pat Gelsinger says he believes Bitcoin is bad for humanity, citing its environmental impact and purported illicit use.

Physical Bitcoin futures settlement exchange CoinFlex has received $10 million in funding from Roger Ver, Polychain Capitals and other investors.

A judge has reportedly recommended that Craig Wright hand over thousands of bitcoins and intellectual property rights to the Kleiman estate.

U.S. court cases against crypto and blockchain firms are inconclusive, but international cases appear to be showing clear support for cryptocurrency.

The Central Bank of Brazil has adopted guidelines from the International Monetary Fund for classifying cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin is in a no-man’s land. At what levels will it indicate a resumption of the uptrend? Let’s analyze the charts.

Bitcoin shopping rewards app Lolli has partnered with the major pet retail store Petco, the second largest pet store chain in the United States.

The Ethereum Foundation will distribute over $2.46 million in grants to finance Ethereum 2.0 development.

Two crypto-focused banks in Switzerland have received a banking and securities dealer license from the Financial Market Supervisory Authority.

North Korea: A history of crypto use and misuse on behalf of one of the most controversial regimes in the world. Could they be behind most crypto hacks?

Experts in law, blockchain technology and crypto take on the question: Could the U.S.’s First Amendment regulate the legality of Bitcoin as free speech?

A cryptocurrency firm heckled at the Black Hat hackers’ conference is suing the event organizers for failing to protect it from the audience’s barbs.

The precious metal has gained 27.5% since Grayscale rebranded its website urging investors to dump gold for Bitcoin.

A new partnership is eyeing the creation of a blockchain-based identity system to improve financial inclusion in Buenos Aires.

Only Binance Coin has provided meaningful gains against Bitcoin since 2018, while attention remains on BTC performance.

From Cointelegraph Japan: the Bank of Japan is bullish on blockchain tech, while exchanges and crypto firms are introducing new offerings.

Blockchain-based internet browser startup Brave has expanded its crypto tipping option by integrating it into Reddit and Vimeo.

From Cointelegraph Brasil: regulators in the country have opened several enforcement actions against alleged crypto scams last week.

Binance unveils its own project to rival Facebook’s Libra, Bitcoin’s dominance may not be what we all thought, and WhatsApp plots digital payments launch.

Thailand’s securities regulator has warned the public about scam entities posing as legal crypto trading firms operating overseas.

The United States tax collecting and legislation authority, the Internal Revenue Service, sends a new round of letters to cryptocurrency holders.

Some of the top performers of the past seven days are showing signs of a turnaround. Is it a good time to buy? Let’s look at the charts.

Tyson denies any connection with Fight to Fame. Suspected of cryptocurrency fraud, the project claims the opposite, saying the former boxer is a co-founder.

From CT auf Deutsch: a highly active BaFin and a bankruptcy filing from an Austrian crypto ATM start-up lead the week’s news from the German-speaking world.

Crypto markets continued to see red on Saturday, with Bitcoin’s price hovering around the $10,000 threshold.