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German central banker Dr. Joachim Nagel says the digital euro won't likely be live before 2028-2029 as Europe continues to iron out roadblocks that prevent the CBDC from being fully established.
If the Payment Stablecoin Act passed and applicable bank regulations followed, it would open the door for America's biggest banks to get involved in stablecoins.
On this episode of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, Alex Fauvel joins host Kurt Wukcert Jr. to give an update on Dark2Light, a question-based game that utilizes BSV blockchain micropayments.
Former CFTC Chair Timothy Massad said stablecoins may put the U.S. national security at risk because of their bearer nature, thus there is a need for more robust and comprehensive regulations.
One of many blockchain use cases, tokenization, is becoming popular as institutions gradually welcome tokenizing alternative assets in an effort to boost efficiency and gain a broader investor base.
The U.S. dollar could face an enormous challenge as the BRICS alliance eyes the use of stablecoins for settlements in the wake of increasing sanctions against Russia and growing rivalry with China.
Thailand sees central bank digital currency as a tool that could promote innovation but argues that it is in no rush to push for one, noting that it will resort to programmable payments and tokenization instead.
As the world enters the digital era, the London Blockchain Conference will tackle the ins and outs of Web3, guiding enthusiasts, leaders, and businesses toward becoming part of the tech revolution.
While blockchain provides the utmost security, there are still some risks to look out for, including pseudonymous validators, which the HKMA said can be addressed by ZKPs and Overlay Networks.
While much of the world is warming up with blockchain and digital currencies, laws targeting these industries in the EU signal that the region won't go easy with embracing emerging technologies.
As blockchain adoption gathers steam, many are starting to invest in the emerging tech to future-proof their businesses, and the London Blockchain Conference is here to give pointers on this move.
As AI gains momentum in the entertainment industry, artists have struck a deal with record labels to protect their rights, in addition to calling for better benefits and higher wages.
