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View this email in your browser This past Tuesday, on June 9, our managing editor Kristina Lucrezia Corner hosted our third installment of Cointelegraph Talks. We appreciate these opportunities to go in-depth with some of the leaders in the blockchain community to discuss the more intricate nuances of working in the blockchain sector. This week was no different. Featuring an all-women panel — including Denelle Dixon, the CEO of Stellar; Sheila Warren, the head of blockchain for the World Economic Forum; and Anino Emuwa, the founder of Avandis Consulting — we discussed "Women in Blockchain" and the many challenges women face trying to break into the blockchain space. As with all tech, there is a gender disparity in the numbers of women involved in blockchain, as well as the number of women who buy, trade and hodl crypto. Will this change? Our panel seemed to think so. Feel free to watch these brilliant leaders of blockchain technology on our YouTube channel. Steven D'Agostino, Department Head of Social Media at Cointelegraph. 6/10/20: 4,000 Chinese bank accounts reportedly frozen due to crypto connections Per the report, authorities started freezing the bank accounts on June 4. One retail investor reportedly found his bank account frozen after buying cryptocurrency on a major, credible crypto exchange. Read more 6/9/20: One-third of institutions have invested in crypto, says Fidelity While 36% of institutions own crypto globally, multinational financial services company Fidelity found that only 27% of the 441 U.S. institutions surveyed are exposed to crypto — although that's up from 22% last year. Close to half of European institutions are long on digital assets. Read more 6/9/20: No, blockchain technology cannot solve everything The industry that has grown up around cryptocurrency has roots in anti-establishment politics, civil liberties and economic justice. It is also a diverse ecosystem of actors: developers, scientists, academics, businesspeople and journalists from around the globe. Read more 6/9/20: Alabama city plans to pay ransomware group despite warnings A ransomware gang launched an attack on the information technology systems of Florence, Alabama, in May. This attack came despite warnings by cybersecurity firms about possible hacker infiltration into the city's infrastructure. Read more 1.5 million people follow us on social media Download our official app:

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