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It may seem that the battle between the SEC and Telegram will never end. A new court filing by the SEC has introduced additional details to the ongoing case with Telegram about the company’s Gram tokens.
From a technical point of view, now Ethereum is capable of tackling price level barriers of $200.
According to Toshiba, its newly-developed algorithm will perform calculations much faster than any supercomputer that exists today.
Facebook is battling yet another lawsuit brought by a few competitors. The plaintiffs want to reduce Facebook’s dominance via selling its WhatsApp and Instagram assets.
Despite some legal processes that the company is involved in, Ripple has a reason to celebrate as Fortune has included it in the list of the Best Workplaces in the Bay Area.
Grayscale has a record-breaking Q4 2019 while garnering $225 million in a single quarter. Grayscale says that 71% of its investments came from institutional players who are now showing interest in the company’s other crypto-based products.
The Digital Dollar Foundation that is being built by former CFTC officials in cooperation with Accenture will work on the design and promotion of a U.S. digital dollar.
Two Prime’s FF1 Token combines the features of a close-ended fund, asset-backed token, and a secure store of value. The token sale will take place not in the form of a typical ICO but as a Continuous Token Offering (CTO).
Though Ripple is confident that it will win its class-action lawsuit, the situation with XRP may remain unsolved. Even in the case of success, XRP could be still deemed a security.
Ripple spent $170,000 in the first three quarters of 2019 to influence crypto regulation in the United States. In total, Ripple has spent at least $620,000 for the same purpose between 2018 and 2019.