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A bipartisan team of senators introduced legislation that would regulate Facebook’s Libra stablecoin under securities law.

Proof of Capital partner Edith Cheung tells mainstream media Beijing’s digital currency could appear as soon as May next year.

Calibra head David Marcus says he is a big fan of Bitcoin, but it is totally different to Libra.

Veteran frontier markets investor Mark Mobius thinks that Bitcoin needs to be backed by gold and blockchain is risky.

A social media debate turned prickly after Lee rubbished Schiff’s prediction of a $5,000 gold price.

Morgan Creek Capital CEO Mark Yusko dismisses daily price tracking of Bitcoin, calling the currency a “chaos hedge, or schmuck insurance.”

Facebook admits Libra may never launch at all, as some senators call on the U.S. to be a world leader in blockchain and crypto.

CNBC host Joe Kernen has been praised by bitcoin advocates for claiming that libra isn’t a cryptocurrency because of how it is pegged to fiat currencies.

Wall Street’s renowned investor Bill Miller calls himself a Bitcoin observer, predicts that the main cryptocurrency can be worth either a lot or zero.

Circle co-founder Jeremy Allaire believes that crypto valuations will increase, and BTC will be worth “a great deal more” than it is now.

Crypto asset manager Morgan Creek Digital has issued a $1 million bet against the performance of the S&P 500 stock market index.

A recent study by Clovr has revealed that the media coverage of digital currencies spiked when the market slumped over the past five years.

SEC’s Jay Clayton repeated known elements of the regulator’s stance on cryptocurrency phenomena in a recent interview.

Ran NeuNer, the host of CNBC’s CryptoTrader show, has rescinded his February prediction for Bitcoin’s 2018 price peak.

The CEO of Visa said that cryptocurrency does not pose a threat to the company’s “hegemony” since it is “more a commodity” than a means of payment.