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In today's review, we summarize the results of the past week, remember how fundamental events developed and combine them with the extremes of price charts
American regulators are increasing their activity in relation to cryptocurrencies, which is giving rise to changes in the policies of international companies and social networks. Now the turn has come to the US Securities Commission.
According to the Japanese publication Nikkei Asian Review, the Japanese Internet company plans to acquire a 40% stake in BitARG Exchange Tokyo next month, intending to open its own exchange using BitARG technology in about a year.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com today published a detailed technical description of its new development in the blockchain industry. The project whitepaper, developed by JD's technology department, describes the various goals of the new blockchain-as-a-service platform.
The Bank of England will set up a fintech hub to find ways to harness the technology behind digital currencies, which will ultimately help strengthen the UK economy. This was stated by the bank's deputy head Dave Ramsden.
At the G20 summit, Spain's Minister of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness Roman Escolano Olivares said that cryptocurrency is not a threat to the global financial system and that the European Union does not have to wait for international agreement before starting to develop regulation on its own.
Two unnamed insiders familiar with Huawei Technologies' plans reported this to Bloomberg. Huawei is currently in the process of obtaining the rights to SIRIN OS from Sirin Labs, which will power the next-generation smartphone.
Facebook is in serious trouble. The company's shares have been falling in price, and yesterday, after the Massachusetts Attorney General and Eurojust launched an investigation into the largest social network, their price fell another 6.7%. Representatives of legislative bodies demand that the leaders of the social network explain themselves.
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