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The US SEC has again clarified its position on both Ethereum and Bitcoin, stating that neither cryptocurrencies are securities.

At press time, the blockchain has received more than the 150 million votes needed to determine the individuals or entities that will maintain the distributed network, the world's fifth largest by total value, thus ending a weeks-long process that had been among the most complex the evolving cryptocurrency market has perhaps ever seen.

A senior U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission official has said that leading altcoin Ethereum will not be regulated as a security, the Wall Street Journal reports today, June 14.

Ethereum is not a security, says U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission director of corporate finance William Hinman.

Stephen Bannon, co-founder of Breitbart News and former Chief Strategist for U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, is planning to enter the world of crypto, the New York Times reports today, June 14.

Thailand's financial regulator the Securities and Exchange Commission has confirmed five ICOs are ready to raise funds via the country's new fundraising regulations, local media Bangkok Post reported June 13.

Not content with disrupting U.S. politics, Steve Bannon now wants to disrupt the financial system with a move into the crypto space, according to a new interview.

A new investigation conducted by University of Texas researchers reveals compelling evidence that the meteoric rise of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in late 2017 is linked to price manipulation executed by individuals using Tether to create artificial market demand.

Star Trek legend William Shatner has become the latest celebrity to beam into the crypto space.

William Shatner, the former fictional Captain Kirk from Star Trek, is the spokesperson for a new solar-powered cryptocurrency mining facility, according to a press release published yesterday, June 13.

Cryptocurrency exchange itBit says it has received approval from the New York State Department of Financial Services to add four major cryptocurrencies to its trading and custody services.

In an exclusive interview with Cointelegraph, Zhao revealed that Binance has officially opened up a bank account in Malta, paving the way for the eventual support of fiat currency deposits and withdrawals on the exchange.

Chen Weixing made a number of accusations in a WeChat post on June 9, taking aim at Li Xiaolai, a successful Chinese cryptocurrency investor and an early bitcoin evangelist in the country.

Formerly Bitcoin-only exchange itBit has received approval from the New York State Department of Financial Services to add trading in four new cryptocurrencies, according to a press release shared with Cointelegraph June 14.

The blockchain world has changed radically over the past year and is slowly coming into the mainstream.

Bitcoin has made a 6 percent recovery from the 90-day low hit on Wednesday, neutralizing the immediate bearish outlook.

U.S.-based crypto wallet and exchange Coinbase's Index Fund is now open for large-scale investors, according to an official blog post published yesterday, June 13.

Thailand's securities regulator is reportedly expecting to approve five initial coin offerings later this month.

Attracting a primarily youthful audience, gaming and cryptocurrency go hand in hand.

As many advocate to replace the U.S. dollar as the global reserve currency, Bitcoin and nationalized cryptocurrencies may finally offer Muslim countries economic stability and leeway in Western politics.

Is a crypto assets and blockchain trainer in the Boston area.

For many, 2018 is considered the year of the blockchain.

The banking arm of Chinese retail giant Suning is testing a consortium blockchain that would allow participating banks to record and update a shared ledger of users with bad credit scores.

With growing popularity in the global mainstream, cryptocurrency media coverage is at an all-time high.

No, we're not using the derogatory other name for the cryptocurrency most often referred to as bitcoin - the one that legendary crypto investor and bitcoin cash booster Roger Ver likes to berate.

Ripple chief cryptographer David Schwartz claims that banks are unlikely to deploy blockchain to process international payments, citing low scalability and privacy problems, Reuters reports June 13.In an interview with Reuters, Schwartz argued that despite the fact that banks acknowledge blockchain technology's potential in reducing transaction times and costs, the technology is still not scalable and not private enough to be implemented by banks on a global scale.

Western Union Co. CEO Hikmet Ersek said the global money transfer service will not add a cryptocurrency transfer solution to its services anytime soon, MarketWatch reported June 13.Speaking at the Economic Club of New York, the head of the largest money transfer company in the world explained that customers lean toward fiat money over digital currencies because of the possibility for broader usability of hard assets like cash.

Coinbase officially announced the opening of the Coinbase Index Fund to accredited US investors, allowing US citizens that meet the appropriate SEC requirements to invest in a passively managed index fund currently consisting of the four cryptocurrencies traded on Coinbase Pro - Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, and Litecoin.

"I'll tell you another story that is underreported, but worth paying attention to. Bitcoin is really controlled by China. There are four miners in China that control over 50 percent of Bitcoin. How do we know that China won't intervene? How many countries want to use a Chinese-controlled currency? It's just not going to happen."

The Michigan state legislature has introduced two bills that classify modifying data on a blockchain as a crime, according to House Bills 6257 and 6258 submitted on the US legislative tracking service Legiscan June 12.HB 6257 says that any person who "Falsely makes, alters, forges, or counterfeits a public record" and intends to "Injure or defraud another person," would be prosecuted of a "Felony punishable by imprisonment for not more than 14 years."