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U.K. energy supplier OVO has announced a strategic investment in blockchain energy technology company Electron.

The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned Moscow-based bank Evrofinance, claiming it was the main international bank that helped finance Venezuela’s controversial oil-backed crypto.

Blockchain water rights may upset California’s status quo.

Startup Finturi has secured $2.2 million to let businesses secure loans against invoices with blockchain and AI.

UK-based banking giant HSBC is seeking Korean banking partners to expand the R3-backed blockchain platform Voltron to the region.

The trend may mean lawyers must move with the times, but risks remain, says one legal source.

The Central Bank of Russia has suggested that the parliament set a yearly limit of $9,100 for crypto assets transactions performed by “unqualified investors.”

The agreement came following communication between the sender and Sparkpool regarding three transactions.

The mining giant has yet to confirm the news officially, which appeared in a Chinese finance newspaper.

The U.S. SEC’s Finhub will host a series of local peer-to-peer meetups across the country in a bid to engage more actively with the crypto and wider fintech community.

Industry experts are forecasting wider adoption of cryptocurrencies and the emergence of another bull market.

Ledger’s Attack Lab has found five vulnerabilities in hardware wallets of its direct competitor Trezor.

Adoption of Bitcoin payments by Kroger and Starbucks may be tipping point for crypto.

The Malta Financial Services Authority appointed U.S.-based blockchain security firm to assist in tracking the compliance of crypto firms.

On-chain Crypto Lending: The Path To The Mainstream.

The U.S. Marshals Service wants to set up a legal procedure for managing confiscated cryptocurrency.

A user managed to create a transaction for 1 trillion EOS tokens, several times more than the entire circulating supply.

The partnership will focus on developing new blockchain-based solutions for the credit union industry.

“Crypto Mom” Hester M. Peirce has argued in favor of self-regulation for cryptocurrency markets when possible.

A bill regulating digital currencies has been filed in Texas that requires users to identify themselves before making payments.

In major news this week, university students seem to be making a profit mining crypto, and Jack Dorsey buys $10,000 of BTC a week.

The crypto market cap has not been making new lows recently, which is the first indication of a bottom formation.

A São Paulo court has dismissed the appeal made by Banco Santander against crypto exchange Mercado Bitcoin.

The SEC is still wary of ICOs, but recent changes to its guidelines show it’s learning to accept them.

Bitcoin Private (BTCP) developers have accused cryptocurrency exchange HitBTC of fraud in connection with the recent coinburn.

While the current fall could dampen sentiment, the overall structure of major cryptocurrencies remains unchanged.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has proposed that wallets to take a gas fee for transactions to support developers.

А U.S. District Attorney has charged the founders of a crypto pyramid scheme that involved the marketing of a fraudulent digital currency “OneCoin.”

The progression follows a Memorandum of Understanding between government and industry players in January.

The Commerce Committee of the Connecticut General Assembly introduced a bill to authorize the use of smart contracts in business.