Bitcoin SV is massively scaling to support enterprise applications on a global level. One of the key projects directed towards this is the Teranode project. nChain’s lead developer Daniel Connolly broke down what the project entails, the targets that his team has set for the project and why BSV is lightyears away from other blockchain projects.

The Litecoin network has gone through what looks like a series of “dusting attacks”. Multiple addresses received “dust” amounts of LTC on at least two large-scale occasions in August and November, with other unusual spikes in transaction counts and wallet activity.

While all eyes have been on Bitcoin as of late, it may be time to pay XRP some heed. A top analyst recently noted that the popular altcoin is on the verge of seeing a bout of strong volatility, with the tug-of-war between both bulls and bears heating up on both sides, creating tighter and tighter price action.

Ripple’s On-Demand Liquidity [ODL] platform has been noting a barrage of transactions, especially with the popular MXN corridor. According to the ODL data provider on Twitter, H_M_X, out of the total $108 million ODL flow in the fourth quarter, the MXN corridor was responsible for $100 million in transactions. Owing to the success of this corridor, Ripple had announced plans to open gateways to several other nations soon. However, Crypto Twitter has always been prompt in piecing together information and speculating on what’s next.

Bitcoin.com Exchange was launched in early September 2019 as an easy-to-use platform with world-class security and a powerful trading engine. The venue has rapidly expanded its roster and now offers 27 different digital tokens for users to trade. Two of the latest additions to the exchange are ACD and HEX.

The CEO of Tron (TRX), Justin Sun has come out to clear the air regarding the recent ban on his Weibo account, claiming that the account is basically for fun and not actually for cryptocurrency and blockchain-related activities.

Tezos rose straight into the resistance at $1.80 this week, got rejected and fall slightly. The cryptocurrency managed to find reliable support at around $1.65, allowing XTZ to rebound higher. For this bullish momentum to continue, Tezos must climb above the resistance at $1.80 and break above the 2019 current high at $1.85.

Ethereum has been closely tracking Bitcoin’s price action in recent times, which means that the past few months have been incredibly turbulent for the cryptocurrency. Concurrently with this turbulence, ETH has been failing to garner any heightened trading volume, which could offer some insight into the current trend.

US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report on proposed EFTC changes is out. Cryptocurrencies have found a strong mention in the report published by the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The report mentions the proposed changes that the bureau wants to be implemented in the Electronic Fund Transfer Act which controls how the financial channels work across the US and globally as well.

The founder and CEO of Binance was exposed in an attempt to illegally boost the Twitter profile of his cryptocurrency exchange using Twitter-bots.

Conservative commentator Mike Cernovich recently became involved in a dramatic civil war between different Bitcoin forks.

According to a recent report, the largest U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has become the largest validator for Tezos (XTZ). It brings the question of whether or not validation from exchanges is set to become the next trend in the cryptocurrency world.

The Monero Compliance Workgroup has stated that the Monero (XMR) network is not subject to U.S. Financial Crimes and Enforcement Network (FinCEN) guidelines regarding the Funds Travel Rule, in a Dec. 5 blog post.

Ethereum is still leading the smart contract platforms, accounting for 72% of market share despite the market capitalization of these platforms in Q3 of 2019.

Tether, the stablecoin operator behind USDT, has funded the development of the new version of Bitcoin (BTC) tokenization layer Omni.

The use case of Ripple (XRP) in the remittance market has just been handed a major recognition by the United States in an official document released by the government of the country.

On Dec. 11 Zcash activated the Blossom network upgrade. Announced last year, the upgrade halved the block time to 75 seconds to increase throughput. Markets responded positively, but can that last?

The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau cites Ripple, XRP and the growth of virtual currencies at large in a new proposal on remittances.

VeChain Foundation’s wallet has been compromised in a hacker attack targeting funds earmarked for the foundation’s buyback program.

If you just look at Zcash’s (ZEC) price development over the past two years and not its technical development, you can assume that the project is at a dead end. Like the popular Twitter user WhalePanda, some other people in the crypto community share the view that Zcash is a cryptocurrency project on the sidetrack due to its free fall from 926 USD (on 7 January 2018) to currently 32 USD.