The second day of the Philippine Blockchain Week delves into the struggles of the digital asset and DeFi sectors as government agencies make efforts to regulate emerging industries.
With BTC having failed to deliver the promise of a Bitcoin economy, it's up to Bitcoin SV (BSV) to carry the torch.
First Abu Dhabi Bank has completed a successful pilot using Onyx for cross-border payments, hinting at potential tokenization and security settlement applications.
Saudi Arabia introduced the latest advancement in the tech space, the AceGPT, an AI system that would address issues in the Arabic language model, but experts warned of the risks of its misuse.
CFA Institute reports that countries in the Asia-Pacific region showed the greatest support for launching CBDCs, while advanced economies eyes state-backed digital currencies with skepticism.
Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission warned OpenAI to reevaluate its data collection methods and ensure compliance with existing rules.
A bill passed by the El Salvador parliament provides the framework for a BTC-backed bond, “The Volcano Bond,” which President Nayib Bukele hopes will enable the government to raise capital to pay down its sovereign debt.
The project will develop and pilot use cases focused on four main areas: open, interoperable networks, trust anchors, asset tokenization, and institutional-grade DeFi protocols.
The FSC’s first-ever comprehensive survey also showed that the daily transaction volume hit $9 billion as the number of traders surged to 15 million in 2021.
In this episode of CoinGeek Conversations, nChain’s Director of Research Owen Vaughan says he is witnessing an uptick in individuals who have become experts in Bitcoin technology in the last four years.
Bitstocks founder and CEO Michael Hudson virtually sits down with Kurt Wuckert Jr. to discuss a variety of topics about Bitcoin, including the information war taking place in the ecosystem.
US government agencies publish a report on how far the country will go to steal digital currencies, commit theft.
