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Bitcoin Madness, Zuckerberg in Congress, China’s Blockchain Plans: Hodler’s Digest, Oct 21–27

Coming every Sunday, Hodler’s Digest will help you track every single important news story that happened this week. The best (and worst) quotes, adoption and regulation highlights, leading coins, predictions and much more — a week on CryptoX in one link.Top Stories This WeekBitcoin price back over $10,000 following

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China’s Tech Giant Tencent: Facebook Libra Threatens Digital Payment Systems Too

The renowned Chinese internet-based technology conglomerate, Tencent Holding, joined the queue earlier in the week when it released its blockchain whitepaper for 2019 that suggests Facebook’s cryptocurrency Libra poses as much threat to the current digital payment systems as much as it does to the traditional financial world.Before now, Facebook’s

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China’s Xi Jinping Urges Accelerated Blockchain Technology Adoption

China’s President Xi Jinping has called for the country to accelerate its adoption of blockchain technologies as a core for innovation. Xi made the comments at a Politburo Committee session on blockchain technology trends on Oct. 24.Blockchain adoption promotes innovationXi stressed that the implementation of integrated blockchain technologies is

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Bitcoin Price Breaks $10,000, Supercharged by China’s Soaring Forex Appetite – CCN Markets

Bitcoin price is trading back above $10,000 again. | Source: ShutterstockBitcoin gained momentum to continue a recent winning streak as the Chinese Yuan dropped to its weakest level in more than a decade.The benchmark cryptoasset accelerated its early morning advance with a 1.14 percent gain, adding up to 12.44

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7 Major Businesses Will Initially Receive China’s State-Sponsored Cryptocurrency

China is expected to launch its first state-backed cryptocurrency in few months. Now it has been reported that with the backing of the Central Bank of China, this digital currency will be first received by 7 different institutions.Former employee of China Construction Bank, Paul Schulte, has said that the Industrial

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