2019-3-12 15:30 |
Blockchain adoption will be led by permissioned platforms focused on specific use cases or user bases, according to a new EU report. origin »
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Blockchain startup Symbiont has raised a $20m Series B as traditional exchanges from across the world look to capitalize on enterprise solutions leveraging decentralized ledger technology. The startup’s round was led by Nasdaq Ventures and drew support from new investors including Citi, Raptor Group and Galaxy Digital.
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Remember those massive yellow books that everyone used to collect by the front door? If you thought they were gone and buried, think again. Someone is making the blockchain equivalent and IBM just joined.
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After the recent collapse of three banks – Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate Bank and Signature Bank – many pointed fingers at crypto as the cause. But crypto may actually be the solution, not the problem.
One electoral commission aspirant in Kenya said that the country should consider adopting blockchain-based voting.
A Spanish stock exchange is moving forward with further tests of its planned blockchain-based system to finance small- and medium-sized enterprises.
The Australian government has released an updated official national blockchain roadmap geared towards facilitating mass blockchain adoption throughout the country. The new blockchain roadmap aims at exploring the potential of blockchain to further developments in industries such as finance, banking, and agriculture to name a few.
There is a recent global movement for policymakers to put together their heads with industry stalwarts as mass adoption is the key for blockchain to proliferate. #MetaHash, the high-performance blockchain network, is doing a great job with the #MetaGather Program, a targeted campaign to stimulate massive familiarization with blockchain.
Blockchain spending in Asia Pacific, excluding Japan, (APEJ) is expected to reach nearly US$523 million in 2019, an increase of 83. 9% from the US$284. 8 million spent in 2018, according to the latest findings from the International Data Corporation (IDC)’s Worldwide Semiannual Blockchain Spending Guide.