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Blockchain, a peer-to-peer network for renewable energy
Rina Chandran reports on Reuters that Thailand residents of a district of Bangkok are experimenting with one of the largest peer-to-peer renewable energy exchange platforms in the world thanks to the application of the blockchain. This system reduces energy forniture...
China, optimism on the spread of the blockchain
China continues to invest in the blockchain. Evelyn Cheng of CNBC recalls since 2016 local governments have invested 3.57 billion dollars. The initiatives are promoted by Chinese President Xi Jinping, who past May defined blockchain as a "revolutionary" technology....
Bitcoin, the cryptographic expert predicts “explosive” growth
The economist Joost van der Burgt, a political consultant for the Dutch National Bank, revealed searches on Google can influence cryptocurrency quotations. To report it is the Express in an article by Charlotte Davis resuming a statement by van der Burgt to the CNBC:...
Colombia: medicine, justice and security more efficient thanks to the blockchain
Ana Berman on Cointelegraph reports an official statement by Colombian president Ivan Duque, who recently promised to cut taxes for cryptocurrencies and blockchain startups for five years in return for creating a significant number of new jobs. President confessed...
Thailand encourages cryptocurrencies and attracts foreign companies
In 2018 Thailand has established itself among the main South-East Asian countries about cryptocurrencies. As reported by Joyce Yang on TechCrunch, the government is experimenting with a digital coin linked to its central bank. Thai politics is stimulating the sector...
The EU debates on cryptocurrencies
Alexander Weber and Boris Groendahl, in an article published by Bloomberg and taken over by Yahoo! Finance, write Europe institutions are reflecting on the cryptocurrencies regulation. On Sep. 7, in Vienna, the finance ministers of the 28 Member States of the European...
Asia, in 2017 +50 percent job posts thanks to blockchain and cryptocurrencies
In 2017, Asian job posts linked to the blockchain and cryptocurrencies increased by 50% compared to 2016. Therefore, Fintech confirmed as a strategic professional way for both start-ups and traditional companies. As pointed out by Cheang Ming on Bloomberg, next years...
China leader of Fintech and it will continue to be so
China dominates the Fintech sector thanks to companies able to establish themselves on an international field, especially regarding digital payments and online credit, diversifying also their own businesses. Sara Hsu on Forbes specifies, despite the slowdown in the...
Blockchain and cryptocurrency will be mainstream within a decade, a survey confirms this forecasts
Forbes, in an article by Billy Bambrough, publish a Coinbase survey. It reveals that 17 percent of the American students interviewed said they have a good knowledge of the blockchain and cryptocurrencies. In the global population, however, it is at 9 percent....
The blockchain for a “world computer” managed by users
A blockchain project called Dfinity intends to replace traditional IT services with a "world computer" to develop decentralized and cheaper processes. Jeff John Roberts on Fortune explains the goal of the creators and developers is built on blockchain-based "Cloud...
Taiwan, politics supports Fintech
Forbes publishes Rachel Wolfson's interview with Jason Hsu, a member of the Taiwan Congress. The journalist explains the island is becoming a worldwide reference point for blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Hsu reveals a bipartisan parliamentary coalition is working for...
Challenges and forecasts on the development of the Blockchain
Neeraj Sabharwal on Forbes underlines that most of the Blockchain technologies are open source, and developers can customize them and start developing solutions on top of them. There is a strong need for software as a service, which can provide a productive,...
