February 15, 2017
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Cryptocurrency and Blockchain News Roundup Feb. 02, 2017
Billionaire 'meddler' building influence in Goldman Sachs. Oh…wonderful. We can't wait to see what results from that!
News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information services. Billionaire investor sold off investments in , and Mr. Soros, who…
Here's another opinion that governments tend to become power hungry and digitalization of commerce has a dark side.
The time will come when you won't be able to buy a cup of coffee without being traced, warns investment guru Jim Rogers. To control people, governments will increasingly seek to hunt down…
An Arizona legislator wants to amend state law to account for blockchain signatures and smart contracts, public records show. HB 2417, introduced on 6th February, would make a signature…
To survive, new technology has to be accepted by the younger generation. Where more appropriately than 'dating'.
"When I looked at the dating industry, I saw it was expensive to reach a critical mass of users and open a niche dating site," says Yonatan Ben Shimon in a Skype call from Tel Aviv….
Thais are known for putting a Thai spin on things but their younger generation is especially progressive.
Microsoft (Thailand) has said that 2017 will see five digital technology trends – that includes blockchain tech – driving the country's digital transformation, pushing organization's…
India and its banks have not been very progressive or consumer friendly in their banking policies lately. They clearly don't like bitcoin.
Merely weeks after cautioning residents that bitcoin companies weren't authorized or licensed to operate in the country, India's central bank is reportedly not including bitcoin under the…
More banks behaving badly. UK banks still resist bitcoin even though the government officially likes it.
Banks in the United Kingdom are turning a deaf ear to bitcoin exchanges, despite the government's pro-blockchain position, according to financial writer Roger Aitken, writing in Forbes….
There can be no doubt that the Chinese market is and will continue to boom for all things crypto and blockchain. Indeed China is a primary international player in mobile applications of the technology.
New research has shown that Chinese mobile payments were around 50 times greater than those within the U.S. in 2016, thus illustrating that China's FinTech market is a strong contender in…
The difference between Thai banks and UK banks in their attitude toward FinTech and its uses for consumers is interesting. Thais like it….Brit's don't.
Thailand's largest bank by revenue, Kasikornbank Pcl, has unveiled that it is planning to introduce a new FinTech platform by the end of the year as it attempts to prevent fee income from…
After nearly two years of experimenting with blockchain, the National Settlement Depository (NSD), Russia's central securities depository, believes it now knows what incumbents must do to…
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