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
Category: Cryptocurrency
Blockchain This Week – Twitter Breach to Mainstream Adoption
It was quite a roller-coaster week for Bitcoin and Blockchain. Twitter hack targeting several high-profile accounts with hackers masquerading as celebrities, politicians, crypto exchanges, and crypto news-outlets, among others, and asking people to send bitcoins with the promise of returning double the coins has grasped the world this week. This news and many more from the eventful week here.
Why Engaging With Right Crypto Exchange Matters
This post is originally published in Data Driven Investor. Cryptocurrencies, especially bitcoins, have shown tremendous growth so far when compared
Blockchain This Week – Crypto Lures Government and Celebrities Alike
This week, a lot of events happened in the Blockchain world. Here are a few abstracts of the week’s developments in the cryptocurrencies and Blockchain space.
Blockchain This Week – Combating Corruption to Playing Chess
What happened in the realm of cryptocurrencies and Blockchain this week? From Combating Corruption to Playing Chess
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
Blockchain This Week – From Digital Arts to Interoperable Blockchains
What has transpired in the world of Blockchain, this week?
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?
