- Putting Singapore's Dollar On Blockchain May Prove It's The Most Crypto Friendly Place On Earth
- Air New Zealand said on Wednesday it has teamed up with Swiss travel start-up Winding Tree to explore applications based on blockchain technology that could help the national flag carrier of New Zealand improve the efficiency and security of services such as booking and baggage tracking.
- Give it up for turkeys, which are test subjects in a new experiment meant to see whether blockchain technology can be used to track birds from farm to market and help consumers understand where their birds are coming from.
- In order “to prevent the abuse of the system for criminal and unlawful activities and ensuring the stability and integrity of the financial system,” Bank Negara Malaysia Governor Tan Sri Muhammad Ibrahim stated 22 November 2017 that those trading in cryptocurrencies will be placed under the country’s existing anti-money laundering laws.
- With this year’s incredible rally in bitcoin’s valuation driving it into mainstream global financial conversation, many established economic figures were called on to share their thoughts on the cryptocurrency. While some admitted that they don’t understand it well enough to comment, others called it a scam, a bubble or both. According to billionaire investor Michael Novogratz, this attitude might just be due to their age rather than their wisdom.
- BitLicense architect Ben Lawsky has joined fintech startup Ripple’s Board of Directors.
How about this for some news @nuls? Russia's IPChain and Musicoin to Join Forces?