Bitcoin is up slightly at $50,117
Ethereum is up slightly at $3,763
and Cardano is down slightly at $3.05

Iota up 24%
FTX Token up 22%
Ren up 15%

Twitter is testing tips using Bitcoin via the lighting network on platform.

Binance has been placed on an investor alert list by the regulator in Singapore.

Singapore to work with Australia, Malaysia, and South Africa to test cross-border CBDCs.

Christopher Giancarlo is resigning from BlockFI's board.

Links:

• Giancarlo steps down from BlockFi board
• Twitter for iOS Beta Lays Groundwork for Bitcoin Tips - MacRumors
• Press release: BIS Innovation Hub and central banks of Australia, Malaysia, Singapore and South Africa will test CBDCs for international settlements
• Binance.com placed on investor alert list by Singapore regulator

Bitcoin is even at $8,095
XRP is down 1% at 24 cents
and Ethereum is down 1% at $169

Top gainers in the last 24 hours:
Dentacoin up 15%

UK & US to sign treaty allowing UK police to force US-based social media platforms to disclose encrypted messages.

A serious bug in the Lightning Network has been fixed.

The Iranian government has been putting the squeeze on cryptocurrency miners.

Links:

• Iranian Bitcoiners Risk Fines, Jail Time as Government Regulates Mining - CoinDesk
• A Dangerous Bug in Bitcoin's Lightning Network Has Been Fixed - CoinDesk
• [Lightning-dev] Full Disclosure: CVE-2019-12998 / CVE-2019-12999 / CVE-2019-13000 — Lighting Full Disclosure
• UK and US set to sign treaty allowing UK police "back door" access to WhatsApp and other "end to end encrypted" messaging platforms - The Block

Bitcoin is down slightly at $9,578
XRP is down 1% at 25 cents
and Ethereum is up half a percent at $169

Top gainers in the last 24 hours:
Dent up 19%
Metronome up 15%

French cybersecurity police announced that they have disabled a cryptojacking botnet with 850,000 servers.

The bitcoin lightning network has been found to have some vulnerabilities.

Cielo is announcing bitcoin support via its 1.4 million point-of-sale devices in Brazil.

India’s top investors are looking to increase their allocation to cryptocurrencies.

Links:

• Nearly 10% of India's richest investors are looking to increase allocation to cryptocurrency - The Block
• Brazilian payment processing giant announces bitcoin support - The Block
• Bitcoin’s Lightning Network found to have security vulnerabilities - The Block
• French 'cybercops' dismantle pirate computer network - BBC News