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The market has lost $12 billion in mere hours, following news of Goldman Sachs halting its plans for a crypto trading desk.

A talk with a venture capitalist about advising ICO projects, giving up his legal career and high-risk ratios.

Calls to enforce clear guidelines for crypto across EU members are to be made before EU finance ministers this week, according to Reuters.

Malaysia’s Securities Commission has ordered a halt to all promotional activities for local beauty guru’s recently-launched Lavidacoin.

Australian regulators continue to comb through Byte Power Group’s plans to raise money for a crypto exchange via an ICO.

Intel and SAP have announced that they are joining forces to address “gaps in the market” for solutions that power enterprise blockchain systems.

Blockchain is a “huge step forward” for transactions, data protection, and more, a Bahraini minister has said.

Crypto markets suffer a sharp decline within one hour, total market cap down $12 billion with almost all top 100 coins by market cap in the red.

China’s central bank is extending the activities of its Digital Currency Research Lab beyond the country’s capital.

The Secretary of Iran’s Supreme Cyberspace Council has revealed that the government has accepted crypto mining as an industry.

The CEO of Crypto payment firm Abra said that the SEC rejects BTC ETFs because “people who are doing the applications don’t fit mold of who the SEC is used to approving.”

The MEGA extension for Chrome has been hacked and now can steal Monero from users’ computers, along with other sensitive data.

Crypto exchange ShapeShift has integrated a new membership program in order to “reduce friction and protect customers.”

With most governments and regulators keeping an eye on cryptocurrency markets, we do not expect a vertical rally.

Crypto markets are largely green today, with Bitcoin (BTC) inching upwards yet further to push the $7,400 price point.

Bittrex will delist Bitcoin Gold by September 14, following an $18 million double-spending hack of BTG in May.

IBM’s Stellar-based blockchain platform has been brought out of beta this week.

Japan’s biggest messaging app has launched its own blockchain network and cryptocurrency called LINK, with a vision to create a tokenized economy for 200 million of its users.

Could blockchain be the key to the future of the genomics revolution?

North Korea may have unsuccessfully set up a BTC mining operation last year, and Yahoo Finance brings crypto trading more mainstream.

Venezuela’s adoption of Bitcoin is a tale of rampant hyperinflation and cryptocurrency evangelism.

Inflation is driving these nations to crypto, but there won’t be hyperbitcoinization as long as reserve currencies remain strong.

Bitcoin may be the most popular crypto for purchases, but Bitcoin Cash and Dash offer merchants efficiency.

The Hong Kong government has released a so-called “Talent List” initiative in order to attract “highly skilled” professionals in DLT and fintech.

Bitifi has ended its bounty program for hackers who could breach its supposedly “unhackable” wallet, in addition to removing the claim from its marketing materials.

Cointelegraph talks with American blockchain investor MIchael Terpin about why he’s suing AT&T and where he sees Bitcoin in 3-5 years.

There has been a lot of positive news in the crypto industry recently. Do the charts support a bullish outlook?

Top five biggest exchange hacks and a chronicle of 2018. What is the modern crypto exchanges’ response to the “burn in hell” message from Vitalik Buterin?

Cryptocurrencies are rebounding across the board with the total market cap growth of $30 billion, but this might actually be a time for caution.

The lack of consensus within the BCH community over November’s hard fork leaves the currency at risk of a split.