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With the crypto markets being depressed following waves of fear, let’s take a look at what’s actually been happening.

Canada’s electricity provider Hydro Quebec may have to turn down cryptocurrency miners looking to setup operations in the province.

A shipment of soybeans has been hailed as the first of its kind using Blockchain technology.

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has made millions by deciding to accept Bitcoin for his 2014 album.

Holders of futures contracts will lose potential gains from Bitcoin forks that occurred after the contract was settled.

Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman says exchange is undecided whether it is feasible to compete with CBOE’s and CME’s futures products.

John Kerry and Jamie Dimon have given Cointelegraph exclusive insight into cryptocurrency opinion at the World Economic Forum 2018.

More than 56 percent of Russians have heard of Bitcoin, according to survey of the Center for the Study of Public Opinion

Overstock CEO Patrick Bryne, BitInstant CEO Charlie Shrem, Jeffrey Tucker from American Institute for Economic Research discussed the future of Blockchain.

Two senior economists have objected strongly to Bitcoin versus fiat currency at the 2018 World Economic Forum.

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Payment processor Stripe ends support for Bitcoin, citing high fees and slow confirmations.

US Government agencies launch new projects to keep up with the economy’s digital transformation. Blockchain and cryptocurrency issues are on the agenda of the World Economic Forum

A DNA challenge that went unsolved for three years is now a mystery no more thanks to a PhD student who won 1 BTC as a result.

Global real estate Blockchain startup Propy announces a new pilot program in South Burlington, making Vermont a part of the growing Blockchain-for-real-estate trend.

UBS Chairman Axel Weber advises individual clients against trading in cryptocurrency, wants to deflect blame from banks if a major crash happens in crypto.

Popular cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase made $1 bln in revenue in 2017, says no to further VC funding, according to industry insiders.

BitFlyer, a Tokyo-based crypto exchange, has been granted a license to operate in the European Union, embracing more regulation.

Former exchange Huobi announces token creation for platform utility.

Cointelegraph will attend this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, joining Tech Tuesday as media partner.

Web browser Opera has announced it will include anti-crypto mining in its mobile browser to protect users from cryptojacking.

The cryptomarkets are showing another slump, with almost all the top 20 coins on CoinMarketCap in the red.

A leading NGO has left a global initiative to prevent trade of conflict-diamonds, just as De Beers announces a Blockchain system to track such diamonds.

Louis Dreyfus has finished trialling its Blockchain-powered platform, describes results as “even higher” than the already high expectations.

The South Korean government has announced that crypto exchanges will be expected to pay 24.2% in taxes, just like all corporations that earn over 20 bln won a year.

The OneCoin offices and other associated companies were raided by Bulgarian and EU police on Jan. 17, 18.

CIO at Bleakley Advisory Group sees Bitcoin as a bubble doomed to burst, predicts a price drop as far down as $1000 this year.

Analysts at a German bank have written a note to clients, citing a rising correlation between market volatility and the price of Bitcoin.

The first ever physical purchase using a lightning network channel may have occurred two days ago, according to a Reddit post.

Mario Draghi will tell what the ECB thinks about Bitcoin and its technology in the frame of the third Youth Dialogue.