Crypto ConfidentialForbes Staff Newslettersdelivered to your inbox every Friday for the latest news on bitcoin, other major cryptocurrencies and enterprise blockchain adoption. The Lloyd's of London insurance marketplace is one of the key players capitalizing on the demand for cryptocurrency insurance. ASSOCIATED PRESS CRYPTO INSURERS POISED TO PROFIT With the value of all cryptocurrency assets hovering near $300 billion and hacks continuing unabated, demand for insurance is rising rapidly. Companies like Lloyd’s of London, Aon and the cyber security insurance startup Coalition are reaping the rewards. Two years ago, the market for crypto insurance was “non-existent,” Coalition CEO Joshua Motta says. Today he thinks it’s worth between $200 and $500 million in premium revenue. And there’s plenty of room for growth: With $300 billion in crypto assets on the planet and less than $1 billion in available insurance coverage, there’s still a huge imbalance between supply and demand. CRYPTO MARKETS Today In: Newsletters Whenever there’s news in the U.S./China trade war, be it a tweet from the commander in chief or a raft of new tariffs from Beijing, there’s news in bitcoin, too. Here’s why traders should be keeping an eye on both, and why some think bitcoin, “the gift that keeps on giving,” could hit $20,000 by Xmas. SOURCE: MESSARI. PRICES AS OF 4:00 P.M. ON SEPTEMBER 6, 2019. BLOCKCHAIN APOGEE Beth Moses, the astronaut training billionaire Richard Branson to be the first passenger on Virgin Galactic, has seen the Earth from 56 miles away. Now, the long-time bitcoin advocate wants to share what she saw: how blockchain and other technologies are enabling a borderless world. ENTERPRISE The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), which holds records for some $48 trillion in assets, has released new guidelines for operating private enterprise blockchains in the financial sector. Plus: Swiss grocery chain Migros has joined the likes of Kroger and Cargill in instituting a blockchain-based food tracking system with the help of TE-Food. The move could allow Migros to speed up distribution and reduce food waste.