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The Bitstamp CEO recently revealed that the European cryptocurrency trading platform will list Bitcoin Cash.

The mining company Golden Alliance announced that their ICO will issue investors with Gold Coins.

An unknown user has successfully gotten $600,000 worth of Bitcoin Cash from a Segwit Wallet.

In extreme cases, countries have introduced penalties for trading cryptocurrencies, such as capturing of assets, blocking bank accounts, and even jail time.

As more and more people have started to adopt cryptocurrency, it has become excessively important that the tools used for carrying out transactions ensure that transactions are safe and secure.

Amid all these controversies and theft, one is left to wonder whether cryptocurrencies are safe. People have been investing their life savings into cryptocurrency exchanges, with some going as far as selling everything they own to invest in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

During the Singapore Fintech Festival this week, Ripple CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, and Ethereum co-founder, Joseph Lubin, both agreed on one thing. They agreed that a significant portion of the ICO market is fraudulent.

A great step towards the normalization of cryptocurrency has been taken by a London fintech startup, London Block Exchange (LBX). Led by a Credit Suisse veteran, the startup was launched on Tuesday and plans on releasing a new debit card, the Dragoncard.

ICOs have become a great way to raise millions and minutes, and prominent publicly listed companies are hoping to get in on the action.

Now more and more public figures related to crypto market, such as Rick Falkvinge, are supporting Bitcoin Cash and dumping Bitcoin Classic.