Fireblocks launches digital asset payments engine with FIS as new pilot partner October 24, 2022 Blockchain platform Fireblocks has launched its Payments Engine suite aimed at retailers and payment service providers.
What does Liz Truss’s resignation mean for Bitcoin and Sterling? October 20, 2022 The sudden resignation of the Prime Minister today has sent ripples of positivity across the markets where the pound has risen and crypto appears unmoved.
Binance lands another regulatory approval in Europe with crypto asset registration in Cyprus October 20, 2022 Binance has been granted its fourth regulatory approval in Europe with a Crypto Asset Services Provider (CASP) registration in Cyprus.
UK is now the largest crypto economy in Europe October 20, 2022 The UK received a whopping $233 billion in raw transaction value of cryptocurrency in one year, according to an official report.
Crypto has ‘serious deficiencies in governance’, warns Bank of England official October 19, 2022 A Bank of England official warned there are “serious deficiencies in governance” in the crypto ecosystem today as she laid out a vision for the industry to win back trust from investors.
Greenland looks at blockchain technology for elections October 19, 2022 Greenland has drafted in Concordium together with two universities to examine the possibility of using a blockchain-based election system.
Navigating the risks of crypto staking October 14, 2022 Rosie Leheup-Ffloukes of Coincover examines proof-of-stake, and suggests we're close to the point where staking will be too big to fail.
Parliament paves way for blockchain with digital documents Bill for UK’s £1.3 trillion trade industry October 13, 2022 Westminster last night passed a Bill that could see official government documents be held on the technology behind cryptocurrency.
Zumo appointed to WEF crypto sustainability unit October 12, 2022 Edinburgh-based crypto wallet Zumo has joined the World Economic Forum’s Crypto Sustainability Coalition.
Damien Hirst torches £10m original artworks after selling them as NFTs October 12, 2022 Damien Hirst has torched some of his own physical works of art after selling digital versions of the pieces as non-fungible tokens (NFTs).