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Cryptocurrency in money transfer markets
Roger Huang on Forbes writes about money transfer markets through cryptocurrencies. Using stablecoins-based solutions for cross-border payments billions of dollars would be saved, according to him. Moreover families across the developing world would gain critical...
Japan, a cryptocurrency for seafaring workers
Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK), one of the oldest and largest shipping companies in the world, is introducing its own digital currency for crew members in order to semplify for seafaring workers managing, sending and converting money into their local currencies. Kiyotaka...
Blockchain, decentralisation is a game changer
Adam Priore on Newsweek writes a long and in-depth article on the Blockchain revolution, which could help us take back our data taken from the technological giants. Also thanks to the innovation in the financial field, this paradigm is a game changer in our daily...
Fintech, United Kingdom and Brexit
London is considered the fintech capital of the world, but Brexit is bringing about uncertainty for the future role of the City. KPMG network has quantified U.S. investment in $ 16 billion in the first six months of 2018, more than China and the United States....
Cryptocurrencies regulation, the Indian position
Even India could soon adopt a regulation about cryptocurrencies. Nupur Anand on Quartz explains that the government led by President Modi - in the past accused of "choking the system" - a year ago put the assignment of assessing the matter to a finance ministry...
Blockchain regulation, rules already exist
Some blockchain-based fields such as cryptocurrencies and ICOs are being regulated. Nicole Kobie on Wired writes that it is not necessary to approve a new ‘ad hoc’ regulation, but just to apply existing rules.Meanwhile, more and more companies are considering...
Blockchain in banking against money laundering
Pawel Kuskowski on Forbes explains the importance of blockchain application in the banking field: in fact, transparency and security guaranteed by this technology can reduce the money laundering phenomenon.Taking a cue from a topical case, with Denske Bank as...
Cryptocurrencies to keep alive central banks
Past week, the Director of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde urged central banks to evaluate the issue of digital currencies. Now Zoe Schneeweiss on Bloomberg collects the opinion of Professor Eswar Prasad of Cornell University. The academic believes...
Blockchain, the forecasts for 2019
Gerard Fenech on Forbes makes some forecasts for 2019 on the blockchain. There are three main indications: investments by institutions, crypto payments for some global industry giants services and truly successful projects. The author also indicates the main sectors...
Brexit, a chance for blockchain and cryptocurrencies
Brexit could be an opportunity for the blockchain. Gina Clarke writes it on Forbes. The decentralized technology is in fact able to bypass blocks and limits imposed by traditional exchanges. Consequently, cryptocurrencies could develop in the mainstream market,...
Blockchain applied to stock exchanges
U.S., Australia, Switzerland and Singapore are the leading countries in the introduction of the decentralized ledger into the stock exchange. The Economist explains that the blockchain is able to speed up the timing to complete equity trading, which takes up to two...
“A 10 percent of global GDP will be blockchain-based by 2027”
The Blockchain revolution has already begun and in the coming years it will affect more and more production of goods and wealth. In less than ten years a 10 percent of global GDP will be the result of blockchain-based services. This forecast is contained in Casaleggio...