Georgia News

A combination of laissez-faire factors has created a beneficial environment for cryptocurrency mining in Georgia.

Recent events in Canada sparked a global conversation about financial censorship and crypto's potential to guard against it.

The tiny population of Georgia is a dark horse for Bitcoin mining, contributing close to 1% of the industry’s total hash rate, according to a report by Arcane research.

The U.S. state is expected to have 56,000 Bitmain miners operating by October as part of an agreement with Bitmain, ISW Holdings, and Bit5iv.

Russian Finance Ministry official Ivan Chebeskov has opposed the proposed ban of cryptocurrency operations in Russia.

The $62 million deal is expected to generate $10 million in monthly revenue for ISW Holdings.

As vaccinations continue to be rolled out globally, more countries are starting to open up their borders to tourists.

Georgia's central bank has invited fintech firms and others to participate in the CBDC project.

Georgia’s former prime minister is bullish on blockchain and its potential for the future of society.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has awarded a patent to two inventors for a blockchain-based system for recording ballistic data during self-defense scenarios.

Georgia rules to exempt cryptocurrencies from value-added tax.

Researcher from RMIT explains why startups will fail to fulfil their promises to disrupt real estate with blockchain.

Georgia’s government has signed an MoU with blockchain technology firm IOHK to implement blockchain-enabled projects.

If crypto mining is similar to oil extraction, should nations worry about the resource curse?

Germany’s supervisory authority met with Georgian financial authorities to share crypto regulation experience and expertise.