Trump tells the world what he thinks of Bitcoin, Facebook vows to cooperate with Congress on Libra, and an angry mob descends on Tron’s office in Beijing.
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The U.S. tells Facebook to cease development of Libra immediately, and the Bank of International Settlements boss makes an extravagant U-turn.
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A Coinbase crash interrupts Bitcoin’s parabolic run and a Singaporean exchange is the latest to fall victim to a hacking attack.
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The QuadrigaCX story gets weirder, and Satoshi Nakamoto is apparently the author of a coloring book.
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Bitcoin is reportedly producing as much carbon emissions as Kansas City, while Facebook gets some new backers for its crypto project.
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Tron CEO Justin Sun gets to lunch with Warren Buffett for $4.5 million, while Facebook’s coin may come out this month.
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Kik has launched a Defend Crypto campaign, while Facebook’s crypto coin could face some demographic challenges.
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Craig Wright again makes claims about his true identity as Satoshi Nakamoto, while the SEC delays a BTC ETF decision, again.
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Bitstamp processed a very large sell order, while Bakkt’s bitcoin futures should be tested in July.
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Fidelity may soon offer crypto trading, Facebook Coin may be launched in Q3 2019, and more.
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Stablecoin tether is apparently only backed 74% by cash reserves, and Elon Musk and Vitalik Buterin get friendly on Twitter.
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Bitfinex and Tether deny the New York attorney general’s claims of a lost $850 million, and Samsung considers a Samsung Coin.
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FinCEN’s enforcement against a p2p crypto exchanger could set a precedent, and French instant mashed potatoes go blockchain.
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Bloomberg calls Bitcoin a bubble yet again, and Facebook is seemingly looking for $1 billion from VC firms for its stablecoin.
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This week, PayPal ventured into blockchain for the first time, and Coinbase turns to cross-border payments.