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Member-led working groups are helping define security standards for tokenized use cases.

The U.S. acting comptroller of the currency believes the role banks play in society will soon be transformed by crypto assets and DeFi.

The Swiss government will enforce new blockchain laws in less than a year.

UK media boss and former banker Alexander Lebedev has revealed he is looking to launch a decentralized finance powered “bank 2.0.”

DBS and Standard Chartered will soon launch a trade finance platform for central banks worldwide.

The new blockchain-based system will replace the existing CHESS system

Having the world use one distributed ledger will support technical uniformity, interoperability of applications and a more honest planet.

Banking will not become decentralized, but with blockchain, it will become accountable for both banks and clients.

Without constant nurturing through communication and collaborative efforts, the pursuits of legislators and businesses would be fruitless.

Clearing regulatory hurdles is important for forward-leaning jurisdictions that aim to attract the most innovative firms.

The 2020 Chinese Blockchain Innovation rankings have been released.

Blockchain firm CyberVein is partnering with the Chinese government to build a blockchain-powered governance system for its aerospace ‘smart city.’

Further breakthrough deployments of DLT solutions have the potential to strengthen healthcare systems globally.

Everledger’s partnership with JD.com will allow buyers in China to purchase diamonds knowing their origins.

The COVID-19 pandemic might help to further Qatar’s national strategy in the fintech and blockchain spaces to reduce the crisis’s impact.