Max Yakubowski

After months of monitoring and observing the potential of blockchain, EU is finally making a turn into it

Russia’s cryptocurrency legislation draft won’t be dramatically changed, according to deputy prime minister Maxim Akimov.

Tencent and the Shenzhen Municipal Taxation Bureau will launch a mobile payment platform for a taxation invoice system based on blockchain.

One third of national blockchain-related policies in China have been made in three areas: Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

The first crypto conference organized by the largest crypto exchange Binance will include a two-day ‘SAFU’ Hackathon in Singapore.

Cryptocurrencies are “Ponzi schemes,” while blockchain is “important,” says former Israeli prime minister.

The South Korean Financial Supervisory Service has asked two major domestic banks to supplement their currency-related business procedures.

SK Group has signed an MoU with ConsenSys to create and develop an “enterprise blockchain ecosystem.”

The general director of Beijing’s financial watchdog has warned that Security Token Offerings (STO) are illegal in the city.

The rules for operation of the cryptocurrency market in Belarus have been approved, after being released by the country’s High Tech Park.

Technology company Intel has filed a new patent aimed at reducing energy costs for Bitcoin mining by up to 15 percent.

Russia’s economic minister has compared BTC with a “soap bubble,” while seeing its influence on increasing tech investments as positive.

Canadian mobile payments startup adds Bitcoin as payment method.

The Union Bank of Nigeria has “advised that cryptocurrency is not a legal tender” in the country in a reported warning against crypto transactions.