The staff memo reveals that senators will consider blockchain as an option to conduct the remote voting amidst the pandemic.
Europeans believe in the future existence of crypto. However, there still is uncertainty of how they should be used.
Revised cryptocurrency regulation law comes into force this Friday in Japan.
Anti-Money Laundering Directive got its first crypto casualty in the Netherlands today.
McDonald's, Starbucks and Subway are among the 19 companies that agreed to try digital yuan.
BSN is a part of China’s national blockchain strategy and includes 128 local and 7 foreign cities.
The central bank stated it is ready to provide a suitable testing ground for the CBDC experiment in the EU.
The island increases tax incentive fees for crypto investors planning to move to Puerto Rico.
The Economist's survey reveals that users tend to trust more in digital currencies, backed by any type of organization.
Stablecoins are a risk to global financial stability if they are adopted at a significant scale, says Financial Stability Board.
The jurisdiction is focusing to comply with the FATF’s so-called Travel Rule.
The major ransomware group announced to eventually remove Bitcoin as a payment option.
Both small sake breweries and end consumers are supposed to benefit from blockchain technology.
Developers collaborate to improve data access for researchers, healthcare experts and other professionals to fight the coronavirus.
Spain’s State Tax Administration Agency to intensify the control on income.
The main purpose of the program will be exploring technical possibilities and identifying particular cases of CBDC integration.
Technology will help smallholders to gain more control over their processes, increase production, reduce costs.
China completed the development of CBDC's basic function and is drafting laws to pave the way for its circulation.
The lack of relevant tracking tools has led dark web portals to emerge as a hotbed of cybercrimes.
The legalization of issuance and circulation of cryptos are "unjustified risk". Institutions will impose penalties for violating the law.
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