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Features
Annyeong Bitcoin: South Korea, Canada and a Changing Crypto Market
CoinDesk's Ash Bennington charts the explosive growth in South Korea's crypto trading volume, contrasting it with Canada's continued woes.

Can't Be Evil: The Google-Inspired Case for Blockchain
Google's signature catch-phrase might hint at problems inherent in the internet, and why blockchain-inspired change is needed.

Charlie Shrem's Next Act? Helping This Blockchain Startup Disrupt Music
With Charlie Shrem and a Pinterest executive as advisers, blockchain startup Viberate is looking to eliminate the music business's middlemen.

Risk or Reward: How Crypto Exchanges Cash In on New Currency
As bitcoin cash's budding market continues to develop, CoinDesk looks at why some major exchanges haven't yet opted to list the coin.

Blockchain's 4 Biggest Assumptions
How can investors think critically about blockchain? Investor Wendy Xiao Schadeck poses four burning questions.

Insightful ICO? Telecom Giant Telenor Wants to Disrupt Media with Tokens
Telecoms giant Telenor is working with its distribution partner, Hubii, to explore how ICOs could disrupt the media business model.

SegWit Goes Live: Why Bitcoin's Big Upgrade Is a Blockchain Game-Changer
SegWit will finally activate on bitcoin today after years of debate. But, what exactly is the code change and what does it enable?

Silicon Blockchain: Intel's Distributed Ledger Strategy Is All About Hardware
Upending the narrative that software is key in the blockchain space, Intel details its years-long effort to link distributed ledgers to hardware.

Bitcoin's Battle Over Segwit2x Has Begun
Is a new version of bitcoin's software a way to please all over the scaling issue, or a hostile takeover by commerce? The community is divided.

A Bitcoin Law for Every State? Interest and Animosity Greet Model US Regulation
A bill for unifying state legislators around virtual currency rules is seeing both interest and hostility, each from unexpected parties.
