In its 2023-2026 roadmap, the Central Bank of the UAE has identified seven areas that it will focus on as it seeks to join the U.S., China, Japan and Germany at the upper echelons of global finance.
CoinGeek’s Claire Celdran visited Dubai, the largest city in the United Arab Emirates, to learn more about what the government there is doing to support blockchain and, in particular, BSV enterprise blockchain.
Join us for the premiere of BSV Stories – Episode 4 on July 13 to learn more about blockchain in the Middle East, and how Bitcoin Association is planning to help promote BSV enterprise blockchain to the region.
With a significant geographic mandate, the BSV Hub for MESA will initially prioritise work in the UAE and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with future initiatives in Bahrain, India, Pakistan, Turkey and other countries.
Bitcoin Association Founding President Jimmy Nguyen and members of the Bitcoin SV ecosystem took the CC Forum stage in Dubai to explain how blockchain tech—specifically BSV—delivers, helping businesses achieve sustainability.
Dubai Economy has partnered with the Dubai International Financial Centre to expand the tool which now accounts for over 50 percent of all KYC verifications in Dubai.
The blockchain project aims at helping licensed businesses and corporations in opening digital bank accounts as quickly as possible.
Dubai has partnered with CV VC to develop Crypto Valley – an ecosystem for crypto and blockchain that will offer incubation, training, education and more.
Irina Heaver, the founder of Emirex crypto exchange believes that the Middle East has been a sleeping giant in crypto, but it’s starting to get onboard.
The man lived a lavish lifestyle, but it was a front for his scam games, including a fake crypto he called the Bitcoin of the Middle East.
nChain is in Dubai at the invitation of Harmonis International, Intermid and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government, discussing the latest developments in AI and blockchain.
The company poses as a legitimate firm offering crypto onboarding, but the regulator has exposed it to the public.
