Cybercriminals may favor a different cryptocurrency in the coming months, however.
Author: Cointelegraph By Helen Partz
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Exchanges outdo auctions for governments cashing in criminal crypto, says exec
Governments are increasingly liquidating crypto assets seized in criminal investigations.
Facebook’s Libra to reportedly launch in January 2021 as USD stablecoin
Libra will initially be pegged to just one fiat currency.
China’s national blockchain project adds Polkadot support
The Blockchain Service Network integrates three more major blockchains.
Russian prime minister proposes legal steps to bring order to crypto market
Russia’s prime minister proposed recognizing crypto as property under the nation’s tax code.
Lithuanian tax service’s first confiscated crypto sale nets $7.6M
The Lithuanian State Tax Inspectorate exchanged Bitcoin, Ether and Monero for 6.4 million euro.
Bitcoin market cap hits new all-time high and surpasses JPMorgan at $352M
Bitcoin outperforms JPMorgan in terms of market capitalization shortly after the firm’s CEO said Bitcoin “is not my cup of tea.”
Crypto.com secures regulatory approvals from Maltese authorities
The MFSA is finally issuing the first licenses formed under the crypto laws introduced in 2018.
Simple steps to get started trading Bitcoin
You don’t need thousands of dollars to invest in Bitcoin and getting started is not as difficult as you might think.