DAILY CRYPTO NEWS AND TOP CRYPTO EVENTS for 12th FEB

Top Crypto Events Planned for Tomorrow

1 - Synereo (AMP): WildSpark Goes Mainstream

WildSpark’s initial feature set is fully functional, allowing users to send cryptocurrency directly to content creators as well as be rewarded for distributing and discovering content others appreciate.
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2 - LoMoCoin (LMC): Three Airdrops

AiLink, RUFF and RED token airdrops on LoMoStar this week! On 9:00PM 13th Feb. (Beijing Time)
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3 - Stellar (XLM): Stellar London Meetup

Attendees will get to meet Tunde Ladipo, Head of Partnerships at Stellar.org, along with other partners in the Stellar ecosystem.
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4 - IOTA (MIOTA): IOTA&DNB Meeting

IOTA and Norway's largest Bank to discuss DLT at Oslo Investor breakfast club
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5 - Unity Ingot (UNY): UNY Rebrands To DIG

The company will be changing the name and reducing the token issuance from 10 Billion to 3 Billion. UNY token will become DIG on 1:1 basis.
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Some World Crypto News

1- Thousands of websites, including ones run by US and UK government agencies, were infected for several hours on Sunday with code that causes web browsers to secretly mine digital currencies.
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2 - International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde says it's only a matter of time before cryptocurrencies come under government regulation. She Told

It's inevitable, It's clearly a domain where we need international regulation and proper supervision.
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3 - Japanese entertainment giant DMM has launched its “large-scale Japan-quality” mining farm, with a plan to deploy more farms overseas. DMM is also launching a showroom, allowing the public to tour its mining farm, as well as a mining pool.
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4 - Aston Plaza & Residences has successfully sold 50 apartments to Bitcoin users in February. Located in Science Park Dubai, the apartments will offer residents the chance to live close to Dubai’s famous landmarks such as the tallest building in the world Burj Khalifa as well the Dubai International Airport.
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5 - The regulator of Abu Dhabi’s international financial center said it could create rules for exchanges handling virtual currencies, in a sign that authorities in the United Arab Emirates may allow trade in cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin to develop. The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) is considering whether to establish a framework for virtual currency exchanges, the FSRA, which supervises the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), said on Sunday.
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