Binance to Stop Serving US Traders, Facebook Crypto Project Seals $10M Investment Each From Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Uber, & Other News

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One-minute letter by Cointelegraph What's going on with the crypto markets today? Read our latest price analysis.   Crypto exchange Binance announced today that it has updated its terms of use, which notably includes a restriction of services to U.S.-based individual and corporate traders.   The Google Cloud team has integrated Chainlink's oracle middleware with its BigQuery enterprise cloud data warehouse, allowing for an on-chain and cloud-based interaction with Ethereum decentralized applications and smart contracts.   Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Uber and others have allegedly each invested around $10 million in a governance consortium for Facebook's forthcoming cryptocurrency. Meanwhile Facebook has hired Standard Chartered Bank's head of public affairs Ed Bowles for its cryptocurrency project.   The Rhode Island Department of Administration/Division of Purchase in the U.S. has issued a public solicitation for blockchain solutions via proof-of-concept proposals.   SPONSORED: A mobile payment protocol says council nodes will be "essential to the performance and security" of its blockchain. 1.5 mln people follow us on social media Download our official free app

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