Bitcoin dominance risks breaking 18-month uptrend on Ether ETF launch
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The Indian subsidiary of major global banking and financial services firm HSBC and India’s holding giant Reliance Industries (RIL) have completed a blockchain-enabled trade finance transaction, Indian business newspaper The Hindu Business Line reports Sunday, Nov. 4.The blockchain-powered letter of credit (LoC) transaction, reportedly the first of its kind in India, involved export by RIL…
New Survey Indicates Businesses Unprepared to Deploy Blockchain Technology
A new study has revealed that, while businesses are considering blockchain adoption, overall they do not feel ready to implement the technology. The survey was conducted by software development firm Globant and published on Feb. 19.The report says that 64 percent of organizations are intent on investing in blockchain solutions to improve their internal operations,…
SEC Chairman Expresses ‘Optimism’ About DLT Investment Opportunities in Senate Testimony
United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman Jay Clayton has said this week that he is “optimistic” that developments in distributed ledger technology (DLT) can “help facilitate capital formation.”Speaking as part of a testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs — published on the SEC website Dec. 11 —…
OKCoin Says Institutional Investors Benefit Most From OCC Crypto Clarity
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Major Central Bank Institution BIS: Bitcoin Must Depart From Proof-of-Work
Bitcoin’s (BTC) problems are only solvable by departing from a proof-of-work (PoW) system, according to research published by the Bank for International Settlement (BIS) on Jan. 21.According to the paper, when in the future Bitcoin’s block rewards fall to zero — given that only a limited number of new Bitcoin will ever be created —…
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Bitcoin.org goes offline after suffering scam attack
Bitcoin.org previously fell victim to a DDoS attack in July, with hackers demanding a Bitcoin ransom. Bitcoin.org, one of the first websites about Bitcoin (BTC), has been hacked by online scammers and down as of the time of writing. Cobra, Bitcoin.org’s anonymous curator, announced on Sept. 23 that Bitcoin.org was compromised, with hackers managing to put up…