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Chinese regulators are looking to heighten scrutiny on the cryptocurrency mining industry in Inner Mongolia.

Major oil companies including Chevron, Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell have enlisted Data Gumbo to manage water in North Dakota’s oilfields using blockchain.

Major expansion of payment systems in Brazil and no taxes on BTC transactions in Portugal in news of the week from Cointelegraph Brasil.

New blockchain-based initiatives from the US Air Force have Cointelegraph looking at prospects for the technology throughout US defense agencies.

The Libra Association announces the expansion of its bug bounty program to the public as Facebook and Libra continue to address regulatory concerns.

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 advocate Patrick Byrne resigns as CEO of Overstock following rough year in sales.

A California court has issued a summons to OPSkins Group and the Worldwide Asset eXchange in response to a complaint of fraud and unfair business practices.

Bakkt announces that it has received regulatory approval and will be launching its futures trading in the US on Sept. 23.

Coinbase Custody announces acquisition of Xapo’s institutional business, putting total assets under custody over $7 billion.

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has predicted that Binance will resume serving the US within two months, thanks to help from BAM Trading Services.

Industry sources have reportedly confirmed that UK banking giant Barclays is putting an end to its work with crypto exchange Coinbase.

Bitcoin price stumbles while altcoins report mixed, mostly red activity, with Cardano currently winning the day among top 20 coins.

US Department of Energy awards $1.05 million to energy company and universities developing a blockchain-based energy management platform.

Following listing earlier this week on Coinbase Pro, Tezos is now available on Coinbase.