Humanitarian projects are also part of the blockchain technology agenda. Each day, more ventures try to take advantage of the versatility and adaptability of the approach to all fields and sectors to help those in need.
That is the case...
The initiative represents an important
advance which is worked since the mandate of the California State, in 2014,
with the approval of a Law of Sustainable Management of Groundwater (SGMA)
Through several reports, it was...
In the state of Ohio, legislators stated that they are interested in blockchain technology, but that they are still studying the alternatives.
This Thursday, Ryan Smith, leader of the Ohio House of Representatives, organized a meeting between a...
According to an October 13 report from the New York Times, US government officials were allegedly monitoring certain cryptocurrency mining operations with ties to China.
In a recent report, The New York Times...
While Bitcoin's rally has softened the impact of its decline in 2022, market expectations for ETF approval may already be priced in, posing potential risks for the market.
As the long-awaited deadline for...
The United Kingdom proposed measures on crypto assets and stablecoins in response to the FTX and Alameda Research failure that affected both retail and institutional investors.
Following the collapse of Terra Luna and...
The United States, South Korea and Japan met to address increasing cryptocurrency thefts perpetrated by North Korea.
National security officials from the United States, South Korea and Japan met in Seoul, South Korea....
If an ETF is approved, a “black swan effect” could be triggered with a significant impact and volatility, most likely upward.
According to leaks mentioned by Fox Business, the United States Securities and...
Congressman Shri Thanedar would have reaped a decent profit of $120,000 if he had held the BTC, LTC, and ETH he recently sold. According to a new statement, his holdings would have been worth at least...
Senator Tom Emmer today reintroduced the proposal to ban CBDCs to the Financial Services Committee for discussion. Emmer argued that a CBDC could allow the federal government to monitor and restrict citizens' transactions. Representative Stephen Lynch...
