Eea News

OKX and Crypto.com secure full MiCA licenses, enabling regulated crypto services across the EU.

Trustology’s CEO believes that DeFI will become the dominant means of financing globally if the architecture underpinning it can scale effectively.

The latest high-profile member of the EEA, Standard Chartered is eyeing blockchain technology for a number of use cases, some of which are already live.

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance has released a new blockchain standards document, this time focusing on blockchain solutions in the telecoms sector.

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance detailed several blockchain use cases relevant to the real estate industry.

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance will form a “token task force” in the first half of 2019 to contribute to entreprise tokenization.

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance is opening a new regional office in China.

The EEA, a blockchain standard-building organization, has released a new set of specifications to provide standards for developers.

The EEA and Hyperledger will seek more active cooperation to advance the enterprise blockchain sphere.

According to the U.S. market research firm Forrester Research, 2018 will become “the year of reckoning for blockchain initiatives.”

The EEA’s release of the Enterprise Ethereum Client Specification follows an earlier release of an Architectural Stack, with a testnet and certification program to follow.

The Enterprise Ethereum Architecture Stack (EEAS), will serve as a “framework” for ETH-based apps, says Ethereum’s co-founder Lubin.

The R3 Blockchain group has launched a Blockchain training consortium made up of ten law firms, with the intent to train and educate lawyers in Blockchain technologies.

Several Ethereum-based organizations have launched the Ethereum Community Fund, an initiative for funding Ethereum infrastructure advised by Vitalik Buterin.

The world’s largest Blockchain initiative, the EEA, names Ron Resnick as its first executive director.