Aaron Wood

Aaron Wood is an editor at Cointelegraph, with a background in energy and economics. He keeps an eye on Blockchain's applications in building smarter and more equitable energy access globally.

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A recent report from Bloomberg analysts states that Bitcoin could be nearing another significant sell-off.

Bloomberg: Key Indicators Show Bitcoin Price Could Be Losing Steam

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2019-03-13T01:35:00+00:00

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The digital currency wing of financial services giant Fidelity, Fidelity Digital Assets, is now live with a select group of clients.

Fidelity’s Digital Asset Platform Goes Live With Select Clients

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2019-03-10T08:50:00+00:00

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The Nem Foundation has released a plan for financial and organizational restructuring, following news that it was in dire financial straits.

Nem Foundation Releases Restructuring Plan Amid Financial Difficulties

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2019-03-09T02:02:00+00:00

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The Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is reportedly creating a fintech advisory group.

Crypto Skeptic Massachusetts Secretary Creates Fintech Advisory Group

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2019-03-08T02:10:00+00:00

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Petroleum refiner Bangchak Corporation Public Co. Limited is testing a blockchain-based microgrid at one of its stations in Bangkok.

Thai Petroleum Company Tests Blockchain Energy Trading Platform

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2019-03-07T21:05:00+00:00

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According to Forbes, the Canada Revenue Agency has sent crypto investors lengthy questionnaires regarding their holdings.

Report: Canada Revenue Agency Auditing Crypto Investors

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2019-03-07T01:50:00+00:00

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Ernst & Young has released its third report in QuadrigaCX’s creditor protection proceedings, revealing that its cold wallets have long been empty.

QuadrigaCX Wallet Have Been Empty, Unused Since April 2018, Ernst and Young Finds

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2019-03-02T01:51:00+00:00

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A bill introduced in the Rhode Island State Assembly would allow some “blockchain tokens” to avoid state securities laws.

Rhode Island Bill Would Exclude Some Tokens From Securities Laws

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2019-03-01T22:14:00+00:00

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