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Daniel Palmer
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22% of Institutional Investors Have Some Digital Asset Exposure: Fidelity
Institutional investors are increasingly open to adding digital assets to their portfolios, suggests new research from Fidelity Investments.
China's Foreign Exchange Regulator Piloting Blockchain in Trade Finance
The agency that regulates and manages China's foreign exchange reserves will trial a blockchain system addressing inefficiencies in cross-border trade.
Controversial Oil Tycoon Moves to Shake Up Argo Blockchain Board
Frank Timis, a convicted heroin dealer and oil millionaire, is trying to oust execs at the London-listed crypto mining firm Argo Blockchain.
Hacked Crypto Exchange Zaif Resuming Full Services Under New Owner
Japanese crypto exchange Zaif, which was hacked for $60 million last year, is reinstating all services after being acquired by investment firm Fisco.
Tennis Star Serena Williams Reveals Investment in Coinbase
Serena Williams, one of the most successful tennis players ever, has revealed she invested in Coinbase via a previously secret VC firm.
JPMorgan Expanding Blockchain Project With 220 Banks to Include Payments
Investment bank JPMorgan is reportedly expanding an existing blockchain platform with hundreds of banking members to include settlement.
Malware Crypto Ransoms Rose By Almost 90% in Q1: Report
The average payout for ransomware attacks rose dramatically in the first quarter of 2019 – largely due to one variant called Ryuk.
South Korean Crypto Exchange Coinnest Announces Closure
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinnest, once South Korea's third largest, is shutting up shop, citing a drop-off in trade.
Bakkt Exchange May Be Seeking New York License for Crypto Custody: Report
The owner of the New York Stock Exchange, ICE, is reportedly eyeing a New York license for its long-delayed crypto exchange Bakkt.
Sirin Labs Lays Off 25% of Staff Amid Poor Blockchain Phone Sales
Israel-based Sirin Labs has laid off a quarter of its workforce, saying sales of its Finney phone are lower than expected.
