DAILY CRYPTO NEWS AND TOP CRYPTO EVENTS for 31st AUG

Top Crypto Events Planned for Tomorrow

1 - Lunes (LUNES): Launch of P2P Service

"Delivery of P2P service in the Web Wallet."
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2 - LIFE (LIFE): LIFEtoken Buyback

LIFElabs begins buying back LIFEtokens from the marketplace for 12-18 months.
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3 - FORCE (FOR): Treasure Hunt in Paris

The first Force Network Treasure Hunt happens in Paris! Explore Paris alone or in a team, search and find clues and try to win 50,000 FOR.
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Some World Crypto News

1- The California Legislature has passed Assembly Bill 2658, which provides a legal framework for the recognition of blockchain technology in the state’s insurance code. Isn't it a good news?

AB 2658, as introduced, Calderon. Electronic records: the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act: blockchain technology.
Existing law, the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, specifies that a record or signature may not be denied legal effect or enforceability solely because it is in electronic form and that a contract may not be denied legal effect or enforceability solely because an electronic record was used in its formation. Among other things, the act provides that if a law requires a record to be in writing, or if a law requires a signature, an electronic record or signature satisfies the law.

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2 - After 2 month the hack, Now, Bithumb, One of the biggest exchange in Korea, reopened user registration again. The move comes after an agreement between Bithumb and Nonghyup Bank – the platform’s banking partner, to resume providing banking services to the platform.

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3 - Gyeongsangbuk-do, A province in South Kore planning to issue its own cryptocurrency to replace the local currencies of its nine cities. It also has been attempting to replace city-issued gift certificates with a cryptocurrency.

An eastern South Korean province plans to issue its own cryptocurrency to replace the local currencies of its nine cities, according to local media. An exchange will be established for the new crypto. The coins can be used for payments within the province and merchants can accept them using smartphone QR codes.

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