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Yoav Vilner on Forbes says the Blockchain, supported by Artificial Intelligence, will guarantee security, efficiency and confidence in many sectors such as healthcare, charity, education, voting and transport. Traditional companies are destined to disappear as they...

Soon new cyberattacks could endanger the internet (Russia could influence next U.S. election and false accounts publish fake news on Facebook) but the Blockchain could represent a tool able to defend users by manipulation. Jim Preissler on Forbes conjectures if the...

In the international press one of the main themes is a FinTech regulation for the U.S.A. Tom Groenfeldt on Forbes points out the U.S. financial sector is managed by eight federal agencies and each of the 50 States has its own legislation. The model to be followed is...

Malta has become one of the worldwide biggest incubators of Blockchain and cryptocurrency. Silvio Schembri, Maltese minister for Financial Services, Digital Economy and Innovation, in an interview with Rachel Wolfson for Forbes, underlines the primacy of the island in...

After the decision of The Treasury Department and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Congress now has to legislate on the matter. Jim Marous on Forbes writes FinTech sector is waiting for the measures on the aggregation of consumer data of users and...

Forbes has an interesting guide by Nigel Green for potential investors in cryptocurrency market. First of all, especially for short-term investments, you have to follow scenarios and statistics of the cryptographic market to identify useful trends. Financial...

As reported by Michelle Price and Pete Schroeder for Reuters news agency, in U.S.A. the federal bank regulator OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency) first decided to accept national charter applications from FinTech companies. So these companies will be...

James Nguyen on Forbes writes Australia is approving a cryptocurrency regulation. This standard shows the trust of the government in the growth of digital currencies and its interest in a potentially lucrative market. Investors are required to follow the AUSTRAC...

Sherman Lee on Forbes explains social media and emails manage a large part of online traffic, so they represent the main target of hackers interested in stealing the personal data of users. An example is the scandal that involved Cambridge Analytica and Facebook:...

As reported by Stephen Armstrong on British edition of Wired, alternative and renewable sources energy are an important resource for the production of Bitcoin. In fact, it requires significant amounts of electricity. The hydroelectric power of Champlain Lake, near the...

As reported by Lucinda Shen on Fortune, nine global banking giants, including Citigroup and Barclays, have decided to invest in an App Store (still being tested) for Blockchain-based programs. In the past, Wall Street banks have yet tried to apply the distributed...

Jon Markman on Forbes reports the interest of ten leading companies in the food industry into Blockchain. The technology can control and limit the damage caused, for example, by epidemics to the large-scale retail sector. A distributed system of this size has never...