Zumo turns on Oxygen as an answer to crypto’s ESG questions June 7, 2023 Digital assets platform Zumo has launched a new product aimed at answering the growing calls to decarbonise crypto.
‘Bitcoin inventor’ court proceedings dropped in London as judge says it’s no longer in public interest April 5, 2023 Contempt of court proceedings involving a computer expert who claims to be the inventor of Bitcoin have been dropped after judges ruled it was no longer in the public interest to continue. Dr Craig Wright, who says he is Bitcoin creator “Satoshi Nakamoto”, was facing allegations that he may have deliberately leaked details of a [...]
Court of Appeal orders Tulip Bitcoin case to go to full trial February 3, 2023 London's Court of Appeal has sensationally announced that a claim by Tulip Trading Limited against 16 developers who are alleged to be responsible for the Bitcoin network will go to trial.
A case for the defence in a trial of Elon Musk vs The Cryptoverse January 4, 2023 Nigel Green sets out the key reasons why he believes that it is now high time for crypto bulls to embrace the vision of Elon Musk.
Crypto in 2022: It wasn’t all bad December 22, 2022 This year was turbulent, even by crypto standards. If the past twelve months have taught us anything it’s that crypto is still far from a mature asset class and time may be running out for the industry to prove itself as a functional and beneficial cog in our financial system. There are a number of [...]
Exclusive: ASA chief on how to regulate adland in a world of greenwashing and crypto November 2, 2022 The UK’s advertising body made headlines last month when it banned a series of HSBC green ads for being misleading about their environmental credentials, and said any future campaigns must disclose the bank’s contribution to the climate crisis. Guy Parker, head of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), told City A.M. that this decision was “groundbreaking” [...]
The UK created the World Wide Web, now it can lead the race for an ‘internet for money’ October 18, 2022 The development of CBDCs represents an opportunity for the UK to re-establish itself as the financial centre of the world, says Paul Sisnett.
NFT ticketing is inevitable, and it’s more than just a form of access control October 1, 2022 Ryan Kenny of SeatlabNFT discusses the current problems with NFT ticketing, but also sets out the next logical steps for the industry.
The Elon Effect: Musk’s influence is waning over crypto July 21, 2022 Elon Musk has clearly lost his powers over the price of cryptocurrencies - and we should welcome this news, says Nigel Green.
Bitcoin blackmail trial held up July 6, 2022 A TRIAL involving a man accused of blackmailing a gene and cell therapy company for Bitcoin worth £300,000 has been held up.