This week’s edition of Max’s Corner takes a look at the recent report from the European Blockchain Observatory and Forum concerning the role blockchain could play in the emerging digital future.
Facebook’s shareholders have accused Zuckerberg of resolving to dictatorial tactics and leveraging an excessive control on the company’s governance.
The long-awaited EOS user agreement was signed by 21 of the network’s 30 Block Producers following months of negotiation and debate following referendum gridlock.
IMF joins the World Bank to launch their own quasi-cryptocurrency. Despite Learning Coin does not hold any monetary value, it’s expected to facilitate a better understanding of the technologies underlying crypto assets.
Samsung SDS and Tech Mahindra are joining forces to bring Samsung’s blockchain platform called Nexledger to new markets.
After months of speculation about its proposed release date, Japan’s largest bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. has finally announced plans to launch its long-awaited in-house digital currency.
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has decided to integrate blockchain technology in its system. The ICC signed the contract with Perlin Net Group in a conference held in Singapore.
Albertsons Companies will start piloting IBM Food Trust to help overcome the hurdles appearing when a traceback is initiated for high-risk food products.
Blockstack is likely to set a new precedence in the ICO Industry to be the first company to conduct its token sale under the SEC Regulation A+ framework.
Telegram launched private testing of its Telegram Open Network. The new blockchain is available to several development teams at the moment.
The partnership between Tron and Swarm will offer asset providers a possibility to issue security tokens on the Tron network.
Organized by IMF, “Money and Payments in the Digital Age” discussion included representatives from central banks and tech startups. Panelists shared their thoughts about how the economy is being reshaped by cryptos and other digital techs.
Over 700,000 user accounts from a freelancing website Moonlightning will move to the EOS blockchain.
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.