Friday's top news:
Binance launches crypto exchange in Liechtenstein with the support of the franc and the Euro. "We are confident that the existing and future regulatory framework and practices are able to provide a solid base for Binance LCX and other blockchain companies wishing to provide services of exceptional quality," commented Liechtenstein Prime Minister Adrian Hasler.
Norwegian mining company received a bomb threat after it was mentioned in a local newspaper. The attacker wrote that he does not like the noise that the mining farm produces, in his opinion, it "sabotages the peace and quiet."
A group lawsuit was filed against the bookmaker startup Unikrn, which last year passed the ICO, according to which he is accused of violating us securities law. The main plaintiff stated that their tokens should be treated as securities, hence their value "will grow and become higher than the value of the embedded virtual currency."
A Large management company Fidelity Investments has launched bitcoin-ETN for us users. These are so-called exchange notes, which are debt instruments, but work on a similar principle with ETFs.
