Highlighting what went right, and what went wrong, in this week’s crypto news analysis.
Last week a UK survey by Yougov suggests the youth of the country believe the future of Bitcoin is promising. Meanwhile Colorado is cracking down on ICOs, shutting four more this week, which brings their total to 12 - equalling the SEC’s own enforcement record. South Korea has also pursued closures this week with exchange Zeinex announcing they will cease to operate.
On a more positive note, The Central Bank of the Bahamas has announced a framework for regulating digital assets. They cited the ability for blockchain enabled technologies to improve international payments and offer safe record keeping, but also cited concerns over money laundering, tax evasion, and fraud.
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Price Analysis: Lower highs and higher lows in Bitcoin consolidation
Square payment processor has generated $43m in revenue from Bitcoin transactions
Bitpay has announced they will not support the upcoming BCH hard fork
Price Analysis: Bullish above $214, but we’re not quite there yet
Co-Founder of Ethereum says blockchain tech will enable web3.0, but take longer to crystallise
A highly anticipated new Ethereum layer, Swarm, will decentralise storage
Price Analysis: Hovering around $0.50, but could recover above $0.52 in near-term
Mitsubishi bank signs deal to use Ripple for cross-border payments with Banco Bradesco S.A.
Former PayPal execs secure $50m funding for Cred, an XRP lending facility
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