Here's what happened this week in Bitcoin in 99 seconds.

At the Consumer Electronics Show, Ledger confirmed that the new Nano X hardware portfolio will contain Bluetooth support. This will allow users to manage their mobile wallets with greater security. It is expected that Nano X will start shipping in March 2019 at a price of $ 119.

Tabac French tabac will officially start selling Bitcoin through its 6,500 branches. Bitcoin coupons will be sold in stores and can be redeemed via a website.

rumors he swallowed that Jihan Wu, the controversial CEO of crypto mining and the giant of ASIC production, Bitmain, will step down. Recent layoffs by Bitmain reveal a company under financial pressure, so a change in leadership seems plausible.

About 20% of all Bitcoin transactions can be attributed to the VeriBlock project. VeriBlock uses Bitcoin's blockchain as a notary service, using data embedded in Bitcoin transactions to protect the status of some altcoins.

The Chinese Internet censorship agency, the CAC, has announced that it will begin to regulate all Chinese cryptography services since February 15th. Their supervision will extend plausibly to users running full nodes for each blockchain. All blockchain services will have to send their details to the agency.

Finally, the richest business man in Asia, Li Ka-Shing, is an investor in the forthcoming exchange of Bakkt encrypts.

This is what happened this week in Bitcoin. I'll see you next week.