Molly Jane Zuckerman

Molly Jane is a Russian Literature major from California with a background in writing. She joins Cointelegraph after working as a freelance journalist and blogger.

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A New York federal judge has ruled that a case of alleged crypto fraud falls under the Securities Exchange Act.

Breaking: New York Judge Rules Securities Laws Can Apply to Cryptocurrencies

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2018-09-11T19:45:00+01:00

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The founder of crypto exchange service provider OKCoin and crypto exchange OKEx has allegedly been detained in China for suspected digital currency fraud.

Breaking: Founder of Crypto Exchange OKEx Allegedly Detained on Crypto Fraud Charges in China

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2018-09-11T15:55:00+01:00

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Hodler’s Digest

Google Cloud embraces the Ethereum blockchain dataset and Goldman Sachs reportedly shelves its crypto trading desk project.

Hodler’s Digest, September 2-9: Goldman Sachs Says ‘No Thanks’ to Crypto Trading Desk, While India Sends Officials to ‘Crypto College’

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2018-09-09T18:35:00+01:00

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North Korea may have unsuccessfully set up a BTC mining operation last year, and Yahoo Finance brings crypto trading more mainstream.

Hodler’s Digest, August 26–September 2: Both Eminem and Yahoo Finance Embrace Bitcoin in Wins for Crypto Adoption

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2018-09-02T21:15:00+01:00

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SEC rejects 9 BTC ETFS, then decides its decision will be reviewed, and one researcher thinks that BTC isn’t really using all that much energy.

Hodler’s Digest: SEC May Make U-Turn on BTC ETF Rejections, While India and China Crack Down on Crypto Scammers

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2018-08-27T02:36:00+01:00

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A blockchain startup formed by Nebulas Labs and an alliance of ex-Googlers has secured a multi-million dollar investment round led by SoftBank.

Blockchain Startup Closes Multi-Million Dollar Funding Round Led by SoftBank, Baidu

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2018-08-21T02:21:00+01:00

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Joseph Lubin doesn’t think that market crashes are all that bad, and Playboy sues in order to get its blockchain integration started already.

Hodler’s Digest, August 13-19: Joseph Lubin Embraces Crypto Bubbles, While Playboy Gets Impatient for Blockchain

Molly Jane Zuckerman

2018-08-19T20:45:00+01:00

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The US DEA actually encourages people to keep using cryptocurrencies, and the WSJ releases a report exposing a variety of “pump and dump” schemes.

Hodler’s Digest, August 5-12: You Can’t Actually Buy A Frappucino With Bitcoin, But You Can Ship More Things On Blockchain

Molly Jane Zuckerman

2018-08-12T15:22:00+01:00

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