SingularityNET has announced a collaboration with TODA to host its decentralized AI marketplace on the platform. Dubbed Singularity-on-TODA, the new platform will replace all Ethereum-based payment channels with TODA, providing an additional option for agents to conduct their business on. The two platforms will remain separate, however.

BlockFi has revealed the current state of crypto interest among institutional investors. They found that while interest was healthy and growing, it pales in comparison to the segment of the market that was not interested, or in the consideration stage.

It appears the UK’s financial watchdog is laying the groundwork to regulate crypto as it starts requesting blockchain companies to register with them. The catch is these companies will need to take a leap of faith, as they’ll be committing themselves to a framework that hasn’t actually been finalized yet.

Cryptocurrencies are recovering somewhat today, as we alluded to yesterday. While Bitcoin is still weak at slightly above $8,000, the altcoin thawing continues with a few outliers leading the way.

The dreaded hard fork; a point of no return for many contentious blockchain splits in the past. But in the case of the QTUM network, it’s all a part of the plan.

CoinMarketCap has launched a new product, ranking crypto-asset lending platforms according to the interest rates on offer. The product, called Interest by CoinMarketCap, works in a similar way to the existing ranking service, but in this case ranks crypto assets, 33 in total, by the interest rates borrowers and lenders either pay or earn respectively.

• Litecoin remains heavily bearish over the short-term and the medium-term
• The four-hour time and the daily time frame both show bearish head and shoulders patterns
• The $36.00 level could be an are bargain hunters may be looking to enter LTC / USD long positions.

After celebrating its eighth birthday, Litecoin is back under heavy downside pressure towards the $50.00 level, after the fifth-largest cryptocurrency failed to gain momentum above the $60.00 level earlier this month.

Right now, three blockchains dominate the dApp market: Ethereum, EOS, and TRON, which are responsible for about 95% of all deployed distributed applications.

Representative Tom Emmer of Minnesota will be the ranking member of Congress on a Task Force to advance the national discussion on emerging financial technology.

Emmer previously sponsored legislation such as the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, which helped exempt certain blockchain businesses from onerous reporting and licensing requirements when they do not take control of customer funds.

Markets are red. Investors are blue. Crypto is down – and so, maybe, are you.

But Bill Smead, CEO of Smead Capital Management, describes a United States that is soon to be dominated by millennials. Does that mean we’re on the brink of a crypto dawn?