Government News

The State Duma of the Russian Federation has rescheduled consideration of the bill “On Digital Financial Assets” for April 2019.

PwC France’s Pauline Adam Kalfon says central banks should stay away from crypto until it is “battle-tested” by corporations.

Using blockchain for biometric tracking would be the technology’s killer app in the travel security sector, a representative from the U.S. Customs and Border Pr...

Switzerland’s Federal Assembly has approved proposals to instruct lawmakers on cryptocurrency regulation.

A South Korean hospital plans to improve the accuracy of its healthcare data by using a blockchain-based platform.

The Cabinet of Japan has reportedly approved new regulations in regard to cryptocurrency margin trading.

Lobbying on blockchain and crypto has reportedly grown on K Street, having tripled over the past year.

Australia has unveiled a national blockchain strategy and roadmap, with a boost of AU$100,000 in further federal funding.

Representatives from blockchain- and crypto-related companies protested a bill in a committee hearing in the Nevada State Senate.

French clerks of commercial courts will use a blockchain platform developed with IBM to record changes in companies’ legal status.

The Minority Leader in the U.S. House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy believes blockchain will make the Congress more efficient and transparent.

The State Duma approved the new legislative changes, which focus on how digital rights can be exercised and transferred.

The Thai SEC has approved the first ICO portal in the country, and may reportedly later issue criteria that allows companies to tokenize securities and other as...

The Central Bank of Russia has suggested that the parliament set a yearly limit of $9,100 for crypto assets transactions performed by “unqualified investors.”

During a recent hearing, German regulators and lawmakers have been accused of failing to create a workable legal framework that would foster blockchain adoption...