It is a 50!!!! Today’s newsletter is the 50th in the series. It feels as if I just started writing this newsletter, and a year has just passed by.
It has been yet another exciting week in the world of Blockchain and crypto. Here are the salient developments of this week in today’s newsletter.
Category: Digital Dollar
Can CBDC Drive Financial Inclusion?
There are still 1.7 billion unbanked in the world. What are the reasons behind such a significant number of unbanked? Can CBDC drive their financial inclusion?
Blockchain This Week – Institutional Crypto Adoption
This week’s highlights in Blockchain and Digital Currencies.
Blockchain This Week – Digital Currencies to Garry Kasparov
This week was quite unprecedented in the digital currency space. This week saw some significant developments leading to the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies.
OCC on US Banks Offering Crypto Custody
This week marks a significant achievement in mainstream cryptocurrency adoption. On July 22, the Office of the Comptroller of the … More
Blockchain This Week – Intriguing the Nations
This week, the word Blockchain resonated with governments across the globe. Which countries are excited about this technology, and which of them snub Blockchain? Here is a look.
Blockchain This Week – $6 Million Fees to Recoverable Keys
Would you pay $6 million for $900,000? In the cryptocurrency world, it is not unusual to hear about users paying … More
Blockchain This Week – Traceable Zcash, Crypto Payroll, Digital Dollars and Many More
This is a weekly article highlighting what happened in Blockchain this week
Digital Currency – What does it take to launch a CBDC?
Despite the many merits, why are countries not rushing to introduce this new form of money? Why are countries spending years on research and launching long term pilots? What are the key considerations for effectively implementing a digital currency?
Digital Currency: Trust in Government or Elegy for Privacy?
Do we need another payment instrument – a digital currency, specifically the ones issued by the countries’ central banks?