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The Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine published crypto draft law “On Virtual Assets” in response to FATF’s June 2020 deadline.

JPMorgan believes that central bank digital currencies may undermine the hegemony of the US dollar.

Institutional interest in Bitcoin is experiencing an unprecedented surge, with GBTC alone swallowing up 17% of newly mined Bitcoins.

A UK-based cybersecurity firm unveiled new details of Ragnar Locker ransomware attack that uses a VirtualBox app.

PlusToken main criminal suspect is facing public prosecution.

A few major cryptocurrencies are in an uptrend and they could offer buying opportunities in the short-term.

Steem has completed a soft fork which sanctions the account that went rogue and sent 23.6 million STEEM to Bittrex in protest of a recent hard fork.

Russian politicians suggest fines and prison terms of up to 7 years for illegal issuance and use of cryptocurrencies.

The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed serious problems of the currently existing financial system as well as the Bitcoin’s benefits over it.

The Baseline Protocol has completed a proof-of-concept showing how multiple stakeholders can securely execute purchase orders without exposing sensitive data.

“I envision it having an old jukebox with all the classics, cheap drinks, and a homey vibe to it.”

A blockchain game adopts a play-to-earn model that lets users receive fiat for virtual property transactions.

An EOS DeFi project wants to make use of the blockchain’s smart contract upgrade features, enlisting the help of Binance, Eosfinex and others to oversee the process.

Bitcoin survived last week’s halving, but it’s only a matter of time before BTC miners flee, say “death spiralists.” Are they right?

Overstock CEO Jonathan Johnson said that immunity passports to prove lack of coronavirus infection may push blockchain technology out of Bitcoin’s shadow.

Bitcoin is now facing three scenarios with the 20-week moving average likely playing a key role in determining which way the market goes in the next few months.

Iran’s president has tasked officials at the central bank and ministries of energy, communications and IT with drafting plans for a national cryptocurrency mining strategy.

A basket of one quant analyst’s favorite metrics is still overly bullish, casting aside this week’s Bitcoin price drop.

Bitcoin and gold are “too speculative” and it’s better for investors to trust the government to pay them back, claims Peter Mallouk.

A global think tank for central banking, OMFIF, has announced the launch of its Digital Money Institute, aimed at bridging the gap between digital currency and traditional banking.

“There is no country with more to lose from the disruptive potential of digital currency than the United States,” say analysts at JPMorgan Chase & Co.

The Twitter CEO announced on May 21 that he would be giving $5 million to Humanity Forward, a UBI-proponent established by Andrew Yang.

Messari adds 10 new exchanges to its ‘real volume’ metric and overhauls methodology.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is one of many crypto executives who prefers writing a blog to answering questions from mainstream journalists.

Bitcoin.com is being led by its third CEO in three months, with the promotion of Chief Product Officer Dennis Jarvis.

Ira Kleiman’s legal team claims Craig Wright already has access to the encrypted file at the heart of the case, citing the movement of $1.6 million BTC as evidence.

A billboard demanding for the release of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht will reside in Times Square for several months.

Myanmar’s central bank claims crypto traders can be fined or imprisoned, but there are doubts about whether legislation backs this up.

Cardano is working on a crypto-native microchip that would enable crypto transitions without the internet access, potentially delivering fiat-like experience to the hundreds of millions around the world.

Blockchain-based solution may help to contain the growing cases of COVID-19 across the UAE.