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IOTA price saw a high volume surge that took the altcoin to a near one-year high, but are there reasons to support further upside?

The Iota Ecosystem DLT Foundation is the first to receive approval from regulators in Abu Dhabi after its financial authority passed a new, related law earlier in the month.

Decentralized file sharing is a peer-to-peer network system where files are distributed across multiple nodes, eliminating the need for a central server.

Blockchain adoption has been “unabated” throughout bull and bear markets over the past years, says Bloomberg analyst Jamie Coutts.

Critics often overlook the inconvenient fact that “decentralized” blockchains in fact depend on centralized points of failure that have the potential to corrupt entire ecosystems.

According to an analysis from Moody’s Investors Service, AI and distributed ledger technologies are set to disrupt companies, industries and economies across the globe.

The year-on-year growing support CBDCs is supported by ongoing domestic pilots and cross-border initiatives in various jurisdictions, banking giant Citi found.

The limitations set out in the Federal Reserve’s new Novel Activities Supervision Program provides additional measures to its original policy statement laid out in January.

Prioritizing the ideas in the Bitcoin white paper instead of perceiving crypto as a forex market could have dramatically changed today’s cryptocurrency use cases.

“Canada punches above its weight” in blockchain innovation, parliamentarians conclude, but lots more should be done to encourage the industry.

UK Finance says it’s not too late for the United Kingdom to make up for other jurisdictions’ faster start to securities tokenization, and the country better do it if it wants to remain a global financial leader.

The theoretical network would help the dollar maintain its status internationally with “game-changing” improvements in service.

Three trial use cases have been completed as part of the project, and the report uses them as a “framework for consideration” of financial market infrastructure.

Like the IMF’s single-ledger proposal released a day earlier, BIS’ unified ledger uses familiar concepts, such as tokenization, without the blockchain.

A new report from the Global Financial Markets Association says regulators need to take distributed ledger technology more seriously.