Private blockchains, such as interbanking platforms set to share information on customers, could be compatible with new E.U. privacy rules, according to research published Nov. 6. The study was conducted by Queen Mary University of London and the University of Cambridge, U.K.
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Aaron Tsai, Founder and Chief Capitalist of MAS Capital Universal Exchange (MASEx) – on the picture above – calls for sweeping changes in regulation and the creation of decentralized markets for listing and trading of […]
a very useful text indeed to anybody who is to work with large, traditional consultancies trying to push you a standard blockchain solution […]
The shift by token issuers away from initial coin offerings (ICOs) towards security token offerings (STOs), according to Nicolas M. Hanna, Mark Tan of K&L Gates, have resulted from retail investors realized the main inherent […]
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