Russia approaches a critical milestone regarding the regulation of cryptocurrencies and digital assets. Some of the essential documents have been accepted, and the new rules will start taking place from 2021. Unfortunately, this means a bleak future for the country’s crypto community.

Bitcoin is facing downside pressure in the near-term, following a stalemate in U.S. stimulus talks. BTC is also struggling to get out from under the unexpected news that the cryptocurrency exchange OKEx has suddenly suspended crypto withdrawals. 

Police interrogation with OKEx founder for an unknown investigation leaves exchange users scratching their heads and without their money.

OKEx, a leading crypto exchange, announced that it would be suspending all withdrawals for an indefinite period. The exchange said that one of its private key holders is not available.

The results of the United States presidential election will be published on the EOS blockchain, according to an announcement from Everipedia.

Robinhood, a popular retail stock investment app, continues to suffer from hacks. The latest episode involved nearly 2,000 accounts.

Filecoin is one of the most anticipated projects of the infamous ICO era of 2017. It has a unique focus on enabling decentralized storage, substantial funding of $205 million, and support from the large and active Chinese crypto community.

The price action on various platforms brought the project’s market cap over $2 billion, an unsustainable level given the circulating supply is relatively low.

With over $1.6 billion in Bitcoin now circulating on the Ethereum blockchain, Polkadot hopes to grab a slice of the market with its new PolkaBTC token.

Crypto.com, a cryptocurrency payments platform, reached five million total users. In three months, the company attracted two million users to reach this point, signaling a more vital retail interest in cryptocurrency. 

The British peer-to-peer platform Ramp Network now lets users from 36 European countries buy Bitcoin. BTC is the fourth cryptocurrency added to the platform, after ETH, DAI, and USDC. 

Ramp Network offers highly competitive fees for crypto purchases, starting at 0.49% for SEPA transfers and upwards for other methods. For comparison, MyEtherWallet charges between 3.99% and 5.25%, while Changelly charges 9.1% for fiat to crypto purchases. 

Crypto.com has released the Portuguese version of its popular Exchange and App. With the sixth most natively spoken language in the world now supported on the platform, the milestone further accelerates the company’s ambition of becoming a one-stop gateway for crypto users worldwide, following recent releases of French, Spanish, Italian, and Korean versions.

Mariana Gospodinova of Crypto.com, said: