Kollen Post

Kollen Post is Cointelegraph's policy editor. He specializes in mapping the intersections of regulation, law and blockchain, especially as they cross national borders. Outside of crypto, he likes languages, rock climbing and bad horror movies.

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Crypto analytics provider CoinMarketCap has announced a new metric for liquidity of crypto exchanges and token pairs, designed to replace volume as the principa...

Updated: CoinMarketCap Now Provides Crypto Investors With Data on Liquidity

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2019-11-12T02:00:00+00:00

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Tether fires back at forthcoming paper that alleges that a single whale using USDT was responsible for Bitcoin’s 2017 bull run.

Tether Refutes Paper Naming USDT Manipulation as Cause of 2017 BTC Bull Run

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2019-11-08T00:17:00+00:00

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Explained

Cointelegraph previews U.S. SEC-hosted meetings on streamlining exemptions to registration for securities offerings.

Preview of Today’s SEC Meeting on Harmonizing Securities Exemptions

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2019-11-07T17:28:00+00:00

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In a first since China’s crypto ban of 2017, Binance may be planning to open an office on the Chinese mainland.

Binance Rumored to Be Planning New Office in Beijing in First Presence in China Since 2017

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2019-10-31T22:29:00+00:00

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Bakkt announced its coming app for consumer payments, with Starbucks on board as the flagship retailer starting next year.

Bakkt Teases Launch of Consumer Payments App Scheduled for 2020

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2019-10-28T16:25:00+00:00

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Following a guilty plea, a U.S. court has ordered a dark web drug dealer to give up over $150,000 in Bitcoin.

US Court Orders Dark Web Drug Dealer to Forfeit $150K in Bitcoin

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2019-10-26T21:44:00+01:00

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After seeing colossal gains on the day, Bitcoin has broken back into the 10,000 range.

Bitcoin Price Back Over $10K Following 36% Gains on the Day

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2019-10-26T03:02:00+01:00

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Follow up

Cointelegraph assesses what we learned at the U.S. House Financial Services Committee’s hearing with Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday.

After 6 Hours of Zuckerberg Testimony, Congress Still Hates Libra

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2019-10-24T20:59:00+01:00

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