Bitcoin is down 1% at $7,094
XRP is down slightly at 21 cents
and Ethereum down slightly at $142

Top gainers in the last 24 hours:
Byteball, up 13%

ING, the largest bank in the netherlands is reportedly getting into the cryptocurrency custody market.

A hacker stole just under 7 million dollars at the end of this week from the VeChain foundation.

QuadrigaCX is back in the news after some former users are asking the police to confirm that the CEO is indeed dead.

Stellar Lumens was trying to do a 2 billion XLM token drop on Keybase, but the move got overrun by scammers.

Links:

• QuadrigaCX creditors request proof of the exchange CEO's death - The Block
• Stellar Tried to Give Away 2B XLM Tokens on Keybase. Then the Spammers Came - CoinDesk
• Hacker steals $6.7 million worth of tokens from VeChain Foundation - The Block
• Banking giant ING said to be entering into crypto custody space  - The Block

Bitcoin is up 4.7% at $10,493
XRP is up 1% at 31 cents
and Ethereum is up 2.6% at $219

Top gainers in the last 24 hours:
Bytecoin up 23%
Zclassic up 17%
and Byteball up 16%

Walmart has filed a patent for a fiat-pegged stable coin that echoes the ghost of Facebook’s Libra project.

The Brave browser’s BAT can now be used on Twitter to tip.

Square is showing 125 million in reported bitcoin sales through the Cash App

London based CEX.IO is now operational in 31 states and DC.

Links:

• Blockchain Browser Brave Launches Token Tipping Service for Twitter Users
• Walmart could be looking to rival Facebook’s Libra with a USD-pegged stablecoin issuance, a patent filing shows - The Block
• Crypto Exchange CEX.IO Expands US Service to Cover 31 States - CoinDesk
• Square's Q2 Bitcoin Revenue Nearly Doubles From Previous Record - CoinDesk

Bitcoin is up 1% at $9,504
XRP is up .5% at 31 cents
and Ethereum is down 1.7% at $209

Top gainers in the last 24 hours:
Byteball up 18%
Zclassic up 17%

The CEO of Huawei told several Italian media outlets that China should consider issuing cryptocurrencies and look to beat Facebook's Libra.

The FBI is reportedly looking into the 2017 Long Island Iced Tea corporation’s pivot to blockchain.

Binance’s charity arm has fallen short of its transparency goals.

Links:

• The FBI wants more information about Long Blockchain — Quartz
• Binance Exchange's Charity Falling Short of Transparency Goals - CoinDesk
• Huawei CEO thinks China has more power than Facebook when it comes to issuing cryptocurrencies - The Block