Japan for cryptocurrency SWIFT network to fight money laundering
The Japanese government is cooperating with FATF and other nations for the cryptocurrency payments network initiative...
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Brazil launches blockchain solution to track government contract bids
Brazilian agriculture industry will benefit from Bid Solution which will provide complete transparency on the contract bids...
UK’s financial services regulator to ban crypto derivatives
The potential ban can prevent investor losses of around £75 mn to £234.3 mn a year to consumers...
Nexus Global — The first-ever crypto multiwallet the world has seen
When there is an ecosystem built to hold all your cryptocurrencies in a single wallet which is ‘truly quantum resistant’—the outcome is something else....
How blockchain can save the $40 billion art market
Stephen Howes, a renowned art dealer at Thomas Crown Art, the world’s leading art-tech agency, comments on the market's most notorious crime activities—and how it can be controlled using this technology...
What are the three key drivers for bitcoin’s price rebound?
Bitcoin is finally on the verge of breaking out of the bearish sentiment that has gripped the cryptocurrency market, affirms the CEO of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations...
Blockchain, circa 1995
The technology in its premature stages was discovered by cryptographers Stuart Haber and Scott Stornetta, and printed on The New York Times...
Onfido partners with BitPay to power secure payments in bitcoin
BitPay is also using Onfido’s technology to meet Know Your Customer requirements and on-board new users to its platform swiftly and securely...
Kazakhstan has come to understand the necessity for a diverse economy
Kazakhstan—the country, where entrepreneurship was unwelcomed, several years ago, is now reorienting its economy by streaming into cryptocurrency and fintech, as a measure to mitigate sinking oil prices...
How blockchain mirrors Islamic Finance
In value and in principle, the technology annihilates a fear of corruption and a risk of human error-that is true to the core of Islamic finance...