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Report: Most firms in Korea’s ‘blockchain city’ don’t know what blockchain is
Is Busan a "blockchain city" in name only? A recent report from the Busan Research Institute has revealed a peculiar trend: 62% of firms in the blockchain sandbox city of Busan, South Korea apparently do not know anything about the technology.Since last year, Busan has been considered a "regulation-free" zone for blockchain development by the…

Cathie Wood’s ARK loading up on Coinbase shares again, buying $18M
ARK Invest purchased 269,928 shares in Coinbase on March 23, only two days after it sold $13.5 million, its first sale of Coinbase shares this year. 389 Total views 4 Total shares Own this piece of history Collect this article as an NFTCathie Wood’s investment management firm has gone back to buying Coinbase shares again, just…

JPMorgan’s stablecoin finally sees commercial light of day
JPMorgan Chase now recognizes blockchain's profitability and has created a new business dedicated to digital currency and blockchain work. 2956 Total views 36 Total shares A year-and-a-half after it was first announced, JPM Coin — JPMorgan Chase's in-house stablecoin — is now live and in use by a major transnational tech firm for round-the-clock cross-border payments.According to…

‘Crypto Critic’ — Hollywood insider has a message for celebrities who shill token projects
According to Ben McKenzie, blockchain technology may still play an important role in the future of finance, but “rich and famous people pushing these products" haven’t yet earned the trust of investors. 769 Total views 3 Total shares Ben McKenzie, the actor known for his roles on TV shows including Gotham and The OC, is…

Tangem wallet collected user seed phrases via email glitch
Tangem said it resolved a bug in its app that risked exposing private keys, but users have criticized its muted response.

Celsius creditors committee proposes suing Mashinsky, other Celsius execs
The official committee of Celsius creditors is proposing to sue Celsius co-founder Alex Mashinsky and other executives for "fraud, recklessness, gross mismanagement and self-interested conduct" that eventually led to the collapse of the crypto lender.In a proposed complaint filed in a New York Bankruptcy Court on Feb. 14, attorneys representing the Official Committee of Unsecured…

Sweden’s central bank completes second phase of e-krona testing
The Swedish CBDC is now technically ready for integration with banks and payment service providers, according to a report from Riksbank. 94 Total views 1 Total shares The Swedish central bank’s digital currency project, a proposed CBDC, known as the e-krona has successfully finished its second phase of trials. According to Riksbank, the nation's central…

WEF’s crypto council explores utility beyond ‘price speculation’ in inaugural review
The working group sends a strong signal that cryptocurrencies are becoming a permanent fixture in the global financial system. 823 Total views 4 Total shares The World Economic Forum’s cryptocurrency working group published its inaugural review on Thursday — its first step in communicating the application of digital assets in finance and beyond.In a 38-page…