
Mizuho Financial Group to Pilot Ripple for Cross-Border Payments
Mizuho has become one of the first Japanese banks to adopt blockchain using Ripple.
Mizuho has become one of the first Japanese banks to adopt blockchain using Ripple.
The members of the Ethereum Foundation have launched a white hat attack on the DAO network aiming to recover the funds stolen by an anonymous hacker.
Dor Konforty, CEO at Synereo, explained that his company had envisaged such situation and took necessary measures.
The decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), built around the virtual currency, has suffered a huge hacker attack, losing millions of Ether.
MUFG Coin developed by Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ aims at facilitation of converting between local and foreign currencies.
Lisk’s founders Max Kordek and Oliver Beddows admit that now their startup is in the most advantageous position with no competitors on the market.
BitLicense was granted after a thorough study of Ripple’s standards by New York Financial Watchdog.
Ethereum demonstrated a huge growth within the past months, gaining interest of the world’s largest financial and technology companies.
RSCoin, developed in cooperation with two researchers from the University College of London, allows central banks maintaining complete control over monetary supply while providing strong transparency and auditability guarantees.
The Royal Bank of Canada aims at transforming traditional transaction process to decrease operational costs and boost efficiency.
The cryptocurrency called MUFG coin will reduce managerial costs and transaction fees.
Zcash has many similar features with bitcoin although it strives to be as anonymous as cash.
Developers of Aten Coin took into consideration bitcoin’s soft spots and came up with a more reliable digital currency.
China’s central bank on Wednesday announced that it will try to issue digital currencies ‘as soon as possible’ to cut the costs of circulating traditional paper money and boost policymakers’ control of money supply.
A digital currency developed by The Royal Canadian Mint was purchased by nanoPay, a loyalty and payment platform based in Toronto, and is going to come back to the market.