Blockchain
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BIS: No Evidence of Mass Transition From CBDC Research to Pilots and Experiments
A new survey from the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) revealed that only 10% of central banks are likely to…
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The Unstoppable Trajectory: Stablecoins Are Evolving Traditional Finances
Stablecoins may represent crypto’s best chance of achieving mainstream success and recognition from the traditional financial systems. Just recently, the…
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SEC Calls Out Status of Telegram’s TON, Doubting Development
In the latest from U.S. Security and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) ongoing lawsuit against Telegram for its offering of Gram tokens,…
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Blockchain Association Supports Telegram in Legal Battle With SEC
The Blockchain Association has filed an amicus curiae brief in response to litigation against Telegram initiated by the United States…
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Is Bitcoin a Safe Haven for Your Money?
In the summer of 2019, the 10-year minus 3-month yield curve inverted for the first time in 13 years. During…
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Blockchain Used by Budweiser Owner InBev to Help African Farmers
AB InBev, the company behind the Budweiser brand, is helping local African farmers to prove their income using blockchain, Yahoo…
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How Real World Use Cases Will Drive Crypto Growth in 2020
As Bitcoin enters its twelfth year, the past eleven offer a meaningful amount of time to identify key trends that…
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Ethereum 1.x Devs Focusing on ‘Stateless Clients’ to Curb Chain Bloat
While Ethereum continues to develop the next stage of its evolution with the sharding-enabled Ethereum 2.0, a group of developers…
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EEA Partners With Whiteblock to Offer New Testnet With Controlled Environment
Members of the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) can now test their blockchain applications within a new testnet, which does not…
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Lawmakers Finally Took Data Privacy Seriously — 2019 Regulatory Roundup
Data privacy has long been seen as one of the major non-monetary usages of blockchain technology. Many governments and corporations…
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