How Crypto Valley Association is cleaning up its reputation and will promote blockchain technology.
Crypto Valley News
The Crypto Valley Association is an independent association established for cryptocurrency and blockchain development with the support of government of Switzerland. The establishment of the Crypto Valley Association in the city of Zug was somewhat predictable, as a large amount of cryptocurrency-based companies are located there. Crypto Valley’s conference on blockchain is one of the main events in the cryptocurrency industry, which gathers many blockchain companies, specialists and interesting speakers. Crypto Valley is also the organizer of the Crypto Valley Blockchain Summit — which holds blockchain competitions and presentations of international political structures — and are the founders of many successful blockchain companies and fintech startups. The latest Crypto Valley Blockchain Summit was held on April 26, 2018 and gathered together the co-founder of the Aragon project, the president of the Tezos Foundation and members of the European Parliament.
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by Helen Partz
PwC's global consulting subsidiary Strategy& has published an ICO and STO report in collaboration with Swiss Crypto Valley.
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The trading platform has said it is closing permanently following a major software problem that reportedly lost funds.
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The new president of the Swiss Crypto Valley Association declared that the crypto winter has damaged Switzerland’s position as a global blockchain hub.
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Daniel Haudenschild, CEO of the blockchain advisory unit at Swiss state-owned telecoms company Swisscom, has left the firm.
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Despite the “crypto winter,” the number of crypto firms in Switzerland and Liechtenstein has continued to grow, per a recent report.
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by Ana Berman
The Swiss Bankers Association has divided blockchain startups in two categories, providing guidelines to prevent a crypto exodus.
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Swiss venture capital firm Crypto Valley Venture Capital has launched a blockchain incubator, aiming to collect up to $100 million.
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by Ana Berman
Switzerland’s officials visit Israel to request access to local market for Swiss banks, share notes on blockchain and cryptocurrency regulations.
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by Ana Berman
A Swiss blockchain firm has won approval as a financial intermediary from the country’s regulators, and aims to get a banking license in early 2019.
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Interview with Dr. Daniel Diemers, blockchain expert at PwC’s Strategy&, about the Swiss crypto-franc and how blockchain can keep up with the government.
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by Helen Partz
Crypto Valley’s Zug will conduct Switzerland’s first blockchain-powered trial vote this summer.
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Swiss bank Hypothekarbank Lenzburg is the first bank in the country to provide blockchain and crypto companies with business accounts.
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Bitfinex, the major crypto exchange operating out of the British Virgin Islands, plans to move to Zug, Switzerland.
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Ex-Credit Suisse Digital Officer Marco Abele has launched a Blockchain platform after quitting the bank in August.
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