Nasdaq is currently working on getting the regulatory approval from CFTC for its Bitcoin futures launch.
The plaintiff says that Bitmain allegedly siphoned of computing power during the installation process of its mining devices.
The country will put its excess availability of hydroelectric power to the use and development of the crypto mining farm.
Iranian Government announces that the development of their central bank-backed digital currency has now been finalized, in response to new sanctions.
The latest report suggests that the crypto companies under scrutiny have doubled since May 2018.
The government has decided that starting 2019, miners will have to pay the usual rates for electricity to continue operations.
Panic strikes among investors as crypto market crash adds further woes.
Malaysia announces the deployment of a blockchain-based degree authentication tool, meant to limit the number of fake diplomas, and speed up verifications.
The regulator said that they would take some more time to fine-tune regulatory measures and maintain a balance between innovation and investor protection.
As the latest market crash creates panic, investors get worried on the future of Bitcoin.