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U.S. COVID-19 relief plan will use fintech but crypto not welcome...

View this email in your browser These past weeks (months, years? Who can tell anymore?) of quarantine in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the way we do everything at Cointelegraph. All conferences, panels, meetings and cocktail hours have now moved online. No more hanging out at our midtown NYC office… all work is now done remotely. No more exclusive nights on the town with all of our crypto friends.  This has motivated us to bring you fresh content for everyone who is sitting at home watching Bitcoin's price. It's called "Cointelegraph Talks." This first week, we will have two panels featuring Cointelegraph's own Kollen Post and Stephen Chase in conversation with Catherine Coley of Binance.US, the CEO of Bread, Adam Traidman, and more. Tune in and join the conversation!  Link for tickets and the event: https://cointelegraphtalks.eventbrite.sg Here are some stories about how the pandemic is changing crypto business in these trying times:  4/16/20: U.S. COVID-19 relief plan will use fintech but crypto not welcome American financial technology firms are now able to help Main Street businesses affected by the COVID-19 crisis via a federal relief plan, but cryptocurrency-native companies apparently don't fit the bill. Read more 4/16/20: EU founded task force to study how blockchain may help COVID-19 response Its current effort brings together various public and private entities in a "COVID Task Force," the purpose of which is to activate blockchain solutions that could fix some of the indirect challenges of the pandemic. Read more 4/16/20: Neo founder says blockchain is a remedy in a post-pandemic world The creator of the project dubbed the "Chinese Ethereum" suggested that the world was currently witnessing a pattern of de-globalization. According to Hongfei, blockchain will be the technology that puts humanity back on course to becoming a global community. Read more 4/15/20: Criminals are selling COVID-19 infected blood on the darknet In a particularly heinous display, a darknet vendor claims to be offering coronavirus-infected blood for sale, which he says he has injected into bats. Read more SPONSORED: Blockchain frm's DApp for ads now available on Facebook and Twitter A blockchain-based advertising platform just released an advertising solution for influencers on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. Read more 1.5 mln people follow us on social media Download our official app:

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