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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 – KuCoin Hack, Blockchain Regulation

KuCoin exchange hack and other crypto crimes, various countries move ahead with their Blockchain strategy – These and many more in this week’s newsletter.

September 26, 2020 Bitcoin / Blockchain / CBDC / Digital Euro / Weekly Newsletter

Blockchain This Week – EU and Blockchain

EU clarifies its stand on Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies, Blockchain solution to reduce deforestation in the Amazon rainforest. These and many more in this week’s newsletter

September 19, 2020 Blockchain / CBDC / Emerging Technology / Ethereum / Weekly Newsletter

Blockchain This Week – Kraken Bank, Sand Dollar

Kraken Crypto Exchange to Become a Bank, Bahamas to Have the World’s First Sovereign Currency. These and many more in this week’s newsletter.

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Influencing Traditional Voting With Blockchain

This post illustrates how we can leverage Blockchain in every stage of the election process while upholding the election integrity.

September 5, 2020 Bitcoin / Blockchain / Cryptocurrency / Ethereum / Weekly Newsletter

Blockchain This Week – Digital Yuan Peekaboo, Ethereum’s Woes Continues

World came to know what DCEP looks like, albeit briefly, Attacks on ETC Continues, DeFi continues to Lure Investors, Two More Cats in the CryptoKitties’ Kitty, and many more in this week’s newsletter

August 29, 2020 Bitcoin / Blockchain / CBDC / Decentralized Identities / Digital Dollar

Blockchain This Week – Institutional Crypto Adoption

This week’s highlights in Blockchain and Digital Currencies.

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August 26, 2020 Blockchain / Emerging Technology

Blockchain Voting and The American Elections

Blockchain technology might not be the panacea for all voting problems. But the benefits of Blockchain voting would go far in reducing voter apathy and even encourage more people to vote.