Helen Partz

The UAE’s Securities and Commodities Authority will be collecting public feedback on drafted regulations on crypto assets until Oct. 29.

CipherTrace, a blockchain security firm and Malta’s crypto supervisor, has expanded its crypto intelligence platform to 700 tokens.

Digital asset management fund Grayscale has received FINRA approval to publicly quote its diversified crypto fund GDLCF.

A British real estate firm is accepting Bitcoin for the sale of a 150-year-old church that was converted into residential property.

Ripple, Coinbase invested an undisclosed amount in the first Mexican crypto exchange to help it expand to Brazil and Argentina.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says the U.S. Senate’s action to pressure Libra participants is “very un-American.”

Telegram does not agree with the SEC’s recent action and claims it has been trying to solicit feedback from the agency for the past 18 months.

Joseph Lubin said that BTC and ETH are the only two successful coins in Cointelegraph’s weekly digest of news from Japan.

CEO of alleged pyramid scheme Atlas Quantum flees Brazil in Cointelegraph’s weekly digest of news from the country.

Private Telegram Open Network channel TON Board announces a temporary halt and removed all previous posts.

The majority of the top-20 coins by market cap see losses today, while Bitcoin price failed to hold $8,400.

VanEck’s new research “The Investment Case for Bitcoin” argues that exposure to BTC greatly increases a portfolio’s return.

One of China’s BTC mining giants, Canaan Creative will reportedly be listed as a publicly traded firm in the U.S. in November 2019.

Following Red Hat’s $34 billion acquisition in July, IBM is using the firm’s technology in a new blockchain-based supply chain product.

British decentralized communication startup New Vector has raised $8.5 million to promote an alternative messaging protocol.