The U.S. government is seeking development of ways to forensically track privacy-focused cryptos like Monero and Zcash.One of the main traits of cryptocurrency is its supposed anonymity. However, Bitcoin

Dubai, a blockchain friendly city, has launched a “Payment Reconciliation and Settlement” system for use within the emirate’s Department of Finance. The system will bring efficiencies of time and effort

During the week of Consensus in Singapore, a senior official from the city-state’s Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), which is the de facto Central Bank, has expressed his fairly positive thoughts

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is reported to consider takeovers in the data, analytics, and blockchain fields.HKEX to March Into BlockchainAccording to people familiar with the matter, HKEX eyes

In what seems like a substantial breakthrough for the field of distributed ledger technologies, China has made blockchain records admissible in courts. The move will supposedly improve the resolution of

A high-ranked Goldman Sachs executive revealed that the bank is currently exploring a Bitcoin derivative product and said recent reports of the company putting its Bitcoin trading desk on hold is “fake

Winklevoss twins filed a new patent for a solution for storing digital assets. The move highlights the importance of a proper custody solution for the entire field.A System for Storing Digital AssetsWinklevoss

High-level government officials from countries which are generally considered as havens for cryptocurrency related businesses are set to gather in Seoul this month. The agenda circles around discussions

Kenneth A. Blanco, Director of the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), recently spoke at the Chicago-Kent Block Tech Conference, revealing that the bureau has widened its purview, including

Following the news of Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) teaming up with Starbucks, Microsoft, and other marquee companies, the food & beverage company was quick to shed some light on the matter. The

The biggest bank in Australia has taken advantage of distributed leger technology, smart contracts, and the Internet of Things (IoT) to successfully execute a trade deal involving 17 tons of almonds.