Overstock.com’s CEO Patrick Byrne Speaks Against R3 Blockchain Consortium
While R3 CEV blockchain consortium attracts new members, Overstock.com’s CEO Patrick Byrne warns that the initiative can stifle innovation.
Your essential daily read: our featured Story of the Day highlights the most impactful development across crypto, blockchain, or regulation—curated for urgency, significance, and insight. Don’t miss what moves the market today.
While R3 CEV blockchain consortium attracts new members, Overstock.com’s CEO Patrick Byrne warns that the initiative can stifle innovation.
Research company Aite Group predicts bank will invest around $400 million in the blockchain technology within the next few years.
Amazon has the potential to lead the artificial intelligence and Internet of Things markets, given its current developments in the sector.
Thus R3 project has just grown up to 42 members – the world’s largest and most influential banks.
The companies have teamed up to create a technology similar to blockchain with hugh potential to change business services.
The fintech is getting more attractive for investors, with some of the most successful people on Wall Street are moving to this promising industry.
H2 Ventures and KPMG published their Fintech 100 list announcing the world’s leading innovators in the industry.
A self-proclaimed country has only four citizens but hopes one day to open the door of entry to Europe.
However Mark Ferrier, Wright’s partner, now denies this information.
Giizmodo and Wired continue to reveal inconsistencies in Wright’s story.
Experts agree that the evidence of Wright being a bitcoin’s inventor has been faked.
Recent disclosure of Craig Wright may have impact on the whole bitcoin future.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has presented the new IoT gateway devices for gathering and analyzing data at the edge of the network.
Former JPMorgan senior executive Blythe Masters rebuffed a proposal to join Barclays, as she is committed to continue her work at the blockchain startup Digital Asset Holdings.
Chinese peer-to-peer online lender Lufax is planning to raise $1 billion next year in an attemp to reach a value of between $15 and $20 billion.