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CFTC to Meet On Bitcoin Futures Self-Certification Issue
Meanwhile, the SEC and a North American securities regulation group warned investors about risks of cryptocurrency products.

Ripple Fever? Other Crypto Assets Are Outpacing Its 2018 Gains
Alternative cryptocurrencies have seen a notably boost, though those that are grabbing the most news don't necessarily have the largest recent gains.

Down But Not Out: Bitcoin Holds Onto Bullish Territory
Bitcoin has come under pressure today amid sharp gains in alternative currencies, but the charts are showing no signs of panic.

Japan: The New Heart of Bitcoin
The head of one of Japan's largest bitcoin exchanges looks back at 2017, a year he believes the country became a true market leader for the industry.

2017's Crypto (R)evolution Was Just the Beginning
The crypto markets aren't small business anymore – here, one of the ecosystem's earliest traders recaps 2017's wild rise to the financial mainstream.

SEC Seeks Comment on CBOE Bitcoin ETF Filings
The SEC released a filing for a proposed rule change for public comment. If implemented, the change would let Cboe launch a bitcoin ETF.

RBC Report: Crypto and Blockchain Could Unlock $10 Trillion Market
A new report by a Royal Bank of Canada analyst outlines potential use cases for blockchain technologies while predicting a $10 trillion industry.

RSK Beta Brings Ethereum-Style Smart Contracts Closer to Bitcoin
RSK, a much-anticipated project designed to boost bitcoin's functionality, took a step toward becoming real Tuesday with a beta launch.

Bitcoin Cash Is Up, But Correction May Be On Cards
Despite decent gains today, bitcoin cash prices could take a hit in the short-term, technical charts suggest.

Why Bitcoin Needs Fiat (And This Won't Change in 2018)
Cryptocurrency ecosystems are still dependent on the very financial system they vilify for daily support and stability, says Tim Swanson.
