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The newly-appointed president of MUFG has announced that the bank is going to put its own cryptocurrency known as MUFG Coin to practice this year.
Vishesh Raisinghani, professional fintech writer and crypto enthusiast, takes a look at how crypto and blockchain newcomers could break through the stranglehold of key incumbents.
This edition of Max’s Corner takes a look at some recent developments in cryptography, Mastercard’s quest to find unicorns, and the emerging quantum cryptography arms race.
Next month, Tron Foundation will launch its Sun Network in a bid to enhance the overall performance of the Tron network. The solution includes development of “cross-chain infrastructure” and DApp sidechains.
TomoChain, the secure and low-latency blockchain network, is set to revitalize the once-promising blockchain gaming space, providing the infrastructure for a new generation of tech-based gaming.
Societe Generale Private Banking has announced the launch of a new Luxembourg-listed, actively managed exchange-traded note aiming to target the blockchain sector.
Tata Consultancy Service, a part of Tata Group, has mentioned that its Quartz blockchain solution will now work with RippleNet.
Owing to modern technologies, online gambling has changed a lot. Xether is here to show how transparent and fair online games can be today.
During an interview on The Crypto Chick podcast, Justin Sun hinted at future collaboration with Vitalik Buterin’s Ethereum.
Cocos-BCX helps developers offer better experiences using various software architectures and economic incentives. In the long term, Cocos-BCX Platform is considering transforming gaming business model from fee-based to asset-based.
According to Gregory S Mathew, blockchain expert and professional tech researcher, the United Arab Emirates are the next superpower not only in the global economy, but in blockchain and crypto spheres as well.
Spanish banking giant Santander is planning a massive expansion of its international payment platform One Pay FX app, which currently operates in 19 countries, including the US.
More than 100 organizations and firms including IBM, Ripple and Swift signed a charter to join a newly created International Association of Trusted Blockchain Applications.
A new report from the World Economic Forum indicates that over 40 banks are considering offering their own blockchain cryptocurrencies.
PayPal has made its first investment in a blockchain-related startup. It has supported Cambridge Blockchain that helps its clients manage sensitive data.