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European Central Bank president Mario Draghi said that cryptocurrencies are not real currencies.

Malta’s Registry of Companies is going to run on a blockchain-powered system to boost efficiency and reduce unnecessary bureaucratic procedures.

Finland’s Financial Supervisory Authority is to assume its role as registration and supervisory authority for the crypto sector.

63% of Europeans are confident that crypto will still exist in 10 years, according to a survey from bitFlyer.

France is reportedly going to try to convince other European Union member states to adopt cryptocurrency regulations similar to its own.

ING bank introduced its new DLT privacy tool Bulletproofs as an extended technology for previous zero-knowledge proof developments.

The EU’s launch of an international blockchain association is a pivotal step in providing regulatory certainty for early adopters.

Wien Energie has announced their new blockchain fridge, developed with Bosch, as part of a sustainable energy consumption experiment.

The European Union announced the launch of the International Association of Trusted Blockchain Applications.

Switzerland’s Federal Assembly has approved proposals to instruct lawmakers on cryptocurrency regulation.

Financiers and investors fear that a “no deal” Brexit could spell “bust” for Ireland and the nations’ blockchain industry.

The German private banking association foresees that the need for new regulation may arise from the emergence of DLT-based securities.

DX.Exchange is claiming an industry first with its launch of security token trading and security token offering listings.

German parliamentary speakers have argued that the country’s blockchain strategy should include an appropriate legal framework for cryptocurrency trading and to...

Coinbase had spent $13.5 million to purchase controversial blockchain intelligence startup Neutrino, documents allegedly show.