This Week in Crypto

The Bitcoin network hash rate has just hit 80 quintillion hashes per second, Robinhood has obtained a license to operate in the UK, and Coinbase is facing a negligence lawsuit.

Binance CEO CZ plans to open a new office in London, focusing on Europe, a hacker has released hundreds of KYC photos, reportedly from Binance, and MERJ Stock Exchange is the first to list a tokenized security.

Ryan Zurrer is leaving the Web3 Foundation to start a new DAO, the British HMRC tax authority is pressuring cryptocurrency exchanges to reveal customers information, and Cosmos is building three new programing languages.

Thailand’s secretary-general of AMLO plans to focus on cryptocurrencies, bitcoin mining power is up 10 percent since mid July, and Mastercard is seeking to hire blockchain professionals to build crypto wallet solutions.

The IRS is cracking down on cryptocurrency taxes, Walmart has applied for a cryptocurrency patent similar to the Libra token by Facebook, and the CFTC has not yet approved LedgerX to launch physical bitcoin futures.

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DASH Head of Global Business Development Bradley Zastrow joins us to discuss DASH, also known as Digital Cash, a cryptocurrency payment solution.

The market is starting to show some green lights, Bitcoin back up to $6,283, about a $100 jump from yesterday. Ethereum is at $439 and Litecoin is at $77.

Markets continue to trend slightly downwards. Bitcoin is currently at $6,195, Ethereum is at $430, and Litecoin is at $76.

Markets continue to trend slightly downwards from yesterday. Bitcoin is currently at $6,347, Ethereum is at $436, and Litecoin is at $78.

Discussing the state of retail investor market, evaluating ICO projects, and cryptocurrency trends.

We start this Tuesday with a significant drop in the market. Bitcoin did not go towards that $7,000 mark, rather it fell nearly $400 to $6,400. Ethereum fell $40 to $440, and litecoin fell a couple dollars to $79.