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Deutsche Bank, one of the largest banks in Germany and Europe, has applied for permission to act as a depository for cryptocurrencies.

Love Earth Coin (LEC) fulfilled the 1st charity fund raising engagement all on chain! The 1st time in blockchain history! USD$10,000 has sent to German and Chinese Red Cross for urgent aid of flooding.

The world's 1st decentralized charity fund "Love Earth Coin (LEC)", with its DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) has initiated an emergency donation vote for the floods in China and Germany.

The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin)  has declared Bitcoin should be regarded as a financial instrument. The authority issued a guideline that clarifies the status of cryptocurrencies and associated regulations that govern businesses within the cryptocurrency sector.

As we welcome the year 2020, we look back to what transpired in the 12 months of 2019. In this article we shall review the countries who changed their cryptocurrency regulation most in the year 2019.

Germany's minister of finance has embraced the idea of developing the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry by creating a digital euro, however, this plan is against and a threat to private virtual currency initiatives such as the Telegram’s Gram, Facebook’s Libra Project and others.

The data from Bitnodes, a popular site covering nodes of the Bitcoin (BTC) network, uncover the top 20 countries running Bitcoin nodes, with the United States leading the list with 2625, forming 25% of the total.

Stuttgart Bourse, Germany's second top stock Crypto exchange, has proclaimed that it is ready to develop a big platform for Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) that will accommodate a multilateral crypto trading facility in future.

On April 4, Berlin will host Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Germany, an event of Smile-Expo company that created a network of blockchain events in 20 countries throughout the world.  International experts will gather to discuss trends of the modern crypto industry.