Shivdeep Dhaliwal

BlockShow Americas 2018 is bringing the blockchain world together to focus on pressing issues that affect the emerging industry.

India’s National government continues to make belligerent statement, not forgetting about taxation

The Indian Income Tax Department has been conducting “raids” on cryptocurrency exchanges to find “identity of investors and traders.”

A wave of demonetization has hit YouTube content creators but there is help in sight.

The latest upheaval in the crypto market has Bitcoin losing $2,000 in value, while Bitcoin Cash gains the same amount.

Japan’s Tech Bureau announces first Blockchain use case for a division of Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries - to track game meat from forest to plate.

Chinese voices lend a new way of looking at Bitcoin, its history and its future. A film that every crypto enthusiast must watch.

ICOs have turned on their head the way startups access funding, recently concluded Smart Valor ICO summit finds out ways to build on crowdfunding.

The Reserve Bank of India’s annual report makes it clear that demonetisation was a complete and unmitigated disaster.

Bitcoin has forked today and Bitcoin Cash has appeared as an offshoot. Cointelegraph takes stock of the evolving situation.

Ripple, which touts itself as the “Global Settlement Network” and has been involved with various banks to move money around the world, has its own ideas about how Blockchain can and can’t help the banking sector.

Dogecoin exchange founder and convicted rapist Ryan Kennedy lands in fresh hot soup over the theft of Bitcoins in excess of £1 mln, that were then spent on a luxury lifestyle. He was also charged with money laundering and fraud.

Are we finally seeing cryptocurrency markets mature, diversify and become a viable alternative for both investors and traders?

Starting August 1, 2017, Delaware is to become the first state that will allow companies to start issuing and tracking shares on a distributed ledger or a blockchain.

We must address the elephant in the room and tackle the real issue why drugs are being sold online.

Is Bitcoin a Bubble? Should investors repose their faith in something that could go bust or are they sticking by their favorite cryptocurrency?

Even as mainstream messaging systems stand compromised, new blockchain based messaging applications are getting ready for a share in the privacy pie.

The Hong Kong-based exchange HitBTC is working with DigixDAO to refund DGD tokens with Ethereum Classic near End of May 2017.

Coinbase, the San-Francisco based digital asset exchange suffered an outage on May 25, 2017, and was still unavailable at the time of writing of this article.

Indian citizens have until May 31, 2017, to tell their government what stance it should take on Bitcoin and other digital currencies.

In a bid to free its economy, Palestine is considering a digital national currency. But with Bitcoin around, is it worth reinventing the wheel?

A new Blockchain-based applications will change the way you give gifts to your friends and family.

The UN will be helping refugees in Jordan get access to food rations using the Ethereum Blockchain and biometric technology involving scanning the human iris.

Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger Composer has been accepted into incubation. Are better business blockchains around the corner?

There are many ways you can use Bitcoin today in many countries, getting everything from dentistry services to buying a camera to show off your new smile.

Why would Nikkei and Kinouchi make an incorrect claim that Makato Takemiya founded NEM or was a lead at Mijin?

The lack of regulation or maturity are cited as reasons by regulators for not approving Bitcoin-based financial products. But the same financial institutions refuse to regulate them.

Bitcoin and other cryptos have the power to break people out of poverty and free them from the systemic lack of financial inclusion.

Fast growing unicorn will stay put in its London HQ post Brexit, but will set up office on continent if UK loses passporting rights.

The Indian government is forcing people to hand over their biometric details at the pain of denying essential services in what at first was a voluntary project.