Highlighting what went right, and what went wrong, in this week’s crypto news analysis.
Last week crypto ran the complete gambit from silly to serious. McAfee’s zombies were setting crypto twitter alight and competing for headlines with North Korea, who are adamant they haven’t been stealing $2bn from banks and exchanges 🧐
Closer to home, Coinbase has been alerting UK retail users that a no-deal Brexit will force them to migrate accounts to a European administered firm. And in the US, Ethereum-based Dharma has pivoted away from direct lending into stablecoin savings accounts.
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According to Russian media reports, the Telegram Open Network has released the code required to run a node. This takes the project one step closer to releasing tokens (ahead of schedule)
Telegram has promised to launch its mainnet on October 31, when the Gram (TON) tokens would also be unlocked
The billionaire trader, and head of hedge fund Brevan Howard, is reportedly launching a $1bn venture fund through Elwood Asset Management, the firm that manages his personal crypto portfolio
The CIO of their systematic investment group says they have been screening crypto funds and identified up to 50 with potential to invest
Noelle Acheson of Coindesk digs deep into some of the issues crypto asset investors face when trying to marry up the idea of custody in traditional finance with securing crypto assets in the new world
She discusses how the legacy term came to be relied upon so heavily, isolates the key (pun-intended) differences, and why we need new terminology
Bitcoin
promising for BTC’s long term price trend
Customers will be able to deposit BTC in
this week
TON blockchain will allow developers to port their
Pantheon is now a new Hyperledger incubator project,
Japan’s
to pay shareholders dividend in XRP
XRP community
if founders don’t stop dumping
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