Crypto News from Coinzy - January 31, 2019 PM

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View this email in your browser Send to a Friend Here's Your Evening Crypto News for January 31, 2019 Tron Technical Analysis: TRX Price Falls but Remains Above 200-Day Moving Average for Now Tron [TRX] technical analysis for 31st January 2019. Tron trades in a more bearish pattern with lower lows and lower highs forming. We analyze the key levels for Tron. Zilliqa CEO: Mainnet Launch Shows Sharding Works The launch of Zilliqa's (ZIL) mainnet today has been heralded as the first ever successful implementation of sharding technology on a blockchain. Germany's No.2 Stock Exchange Launches Mobile App for Crypto Trading After a year in development, the firm announced Thursday, the Bison app is now available on iOS 9+ and Android 4.4+ devices in Germany, and will allow users to trade in bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH), litecoin (LTC) and XRP and fund their accounts with euros. Global Pharma Giant Merck Wins US Blockchain, AI Patent for Product Authenticity Merck, the world's oldest operating pharmaceutical firm, has won a blockchain patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Cointelegraph auf Deutsch reported Jan. 30 IOTA Will Work With Energinet to Bring IoT to the Energy Market In an effort to bring the energy ecosystem closer to the Internet of Things (IoT), the IOTA Foundation recently joined hands with Energinet, a public enterprise from Denmark. Nasdaq Powers Seven Crypto Exchanges As Industry Builds Ecosystem for Institutional Investors Nasdaq is now working with seven crypto exchanges to bolster security and technical capability, bringing the ecosystem up to institutional-grade financial standards. Forbes reports that only two of the seven, Gemini and SBI Virtual Currency, have been publicized. Under Fire: Kik Is Gearing Up for a Fight With the SEC Canadian-based social media startup Kik is gearing up to challenge a proposed enforcement action from the United States Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) over a fundraising initiative in 2017. UK Regulator Makes It Easier To Short Bitcoin The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has given a green light to cryptocurrency contracts for difference (CFDs). It's the first time the UK regulator has granted explicit authorization for CFDs backed by virtual currencies. Share Tweet Forward Copyright © 2019 Coinzy, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our mailing address is: Coinzy 2417 Main Street Suite 139 W Kelowna, BC V4T 2H8 Canada Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Important Disclaimer: The information contained in the Coinzy.com daily newsletters is gathered from third-party sources and is provided for informational purposes only. Nothing posted in the Coinzy newsletter or on the Coinzy.com website is intended to be an endorsement of any company, organization, or investment. We are in no way providing investment advice or recommendations on investments.