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Latest from Nikhilesh De
A Multibillion-Dollar Cryptocurrency Based on 'Lies': US Arrests Alleged OneCoin Leader
Konstantin Ignatov, one of the heads of the infamous OneCoin pyramid scheme, has been arrested on wire fraud charges.

Fidelity Crypto Chief Says Hard Fork May Delay Firm's Support for Ethereum
Fidelity's crypto trading and custody business is live and supporting bitcoin, but adding ether might take a while.

City of Denver to Pilot Blockchain Voting App in Coming Elections
The U.S. city of Denver plans to utilize a blockchain system from a firm called Voatz to store and track votes in its May municipal elections.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse on JPM Coin: Other Banks Won't Use It
Ripple's CEO gave JPMorgan qualified praise for developing its own cryptocurrency before dismissing the product's usefulness.

Court Gives QuadrigaCX 45-Day Extension in Search for Crypto Millions
A judge has given QuadrigaCX another month and a half to locate the $140 million of crypto owed to the exchange's customers.

Futures Trading Nears $1 Billion in First Month at Kraken Crypto Exchange
Crypto Facilities, which provides futures data to CME, saw its own trading volume jump five-fold after being acquired by Kraken.

Crypto 'Prime Broker' Tagomi Raises $12 Million in Round Led by Paradigm
Tagomi, a startup billing itself as crypto's answer to Wall Street prime brokerages, has raised another $12 million.

Tether to Launch New Version of USDT Stablecoin on Tron Blockchain
Tether is gearing up to launch its controversial stablecoin as a native token on the Tron blockchain.

$100 Million Short: QuadrigaCX Audit Can't Account for 26K Missing Bitcoin
QuadrigaCX's court-appointed monitor has finally provided blockchain addresses for the exchange's cold bitcoin wallets. They're nearly empty.

Ripple Scores Minor Victory in US Securities Class Action
A judge has ruled that a class action lawsuit against Ripple must remain in federal court, potentially giving the firm a slight advantage.
