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In this episode of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, SmartLedger CEO Shawn Ryan details the discussions that took place in Capitol Hill, the halving season, and the latest developments in BSV.
52.6% of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia respondents were deemed 'warm' to central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), represented chiefly by young people, high earners, non-whites, and males.
Far from being a digital currency conference, the London Blockchain Conference 2024 will tackle how businesses, governments, and individuals can benefit from blockchain's game-changing tools.
The Bank for International Settlements’ Project Agorá is a collaborative effort by seven central banks to create a platform for cross-border CBDC payments and tokenized money transfers.
While AI, the metaverse, and Web3 are becoming household names, developers are starting to figure out how blockchain can play a role in making them work and how the intersection will look like.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. hosted an Ask Me Anything session for episode 13 of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, answering viewers' questions about Bitcoin as the halving approaches.
As technology evolves, so do global regulations, which the London Blockchain Conference aims to highlight as it returns later this year packed with more sessions and learnings.
Participated by 38 institutions, results of the second trial of SWIFT's CBDC connector have been released, a project enabling CBDC systems to communicate via messaging.
While the recent legal drama may have dampened the mood, sCrypt's Xiaohui Liu reminds the BSV community that BSV remains alive and that there is still so much to look forward to in the ecosystem.
A team at the University of Rovira i Virgili developed a personal data management tool based on blockchain that involves publishing smart contracts that are published for life and cannot be amended.
As the world slowly realizes that most "cryptocurrencies" have no value, the shift will focus on how immutable ledgers such as the BSV blockchain can revolutionize areas like finance and banking.
Developed by Red Date Technology, UDPN aims to support interoperability between digital currencies, tokenized deposits, CBDCs, and stablecoins.
