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Crypto is often seen as trustless and failproof. But as more regulation, venues and developers come aboard, just how trustless is it really?

Blockchain can reportedly return billions of dollars back to Kenya’s budget.

Disclosure best practices need to be adopted as their lack is holding the industry back.

The German state-funded energy project uses DLT to enable transparent market transactions.

The World Economic Forum believes that blockchain could contribute to a $365 billion savings by 2030 by reducing food loss and waste in the food supply chain.

Major digital asset firm BitGo announces API support for the Financial Action Task Force’s travel rule.

Nomics wants to provide an algorithmic ranking for every cryptocurrency product category from wallets to crypto media outlets.

Crypto prices on the secondary market may depend on how much information is given to stakeholders says fintech researchers.

A chess game between grandmaster Sergey Karjakin and Algorand founder Silivio Micali was recorded on the blockchain.

$125-billion corporation will use blockchain to achieve deforestation free supply chain by 2023.

Moscow citizens will be able to vote on Vladimir Putin’s Constitutional amendments via a blockchain-powered system.

Nestlé, the world’s biggest food and beverage firm, expands its long-running IBM Food Trust blockchain technology platform to its coffee brand Zoégas.

Data companies are bringing transparency and accountability to the crypto market, making way for institutional investments.

Blockstack’s claim of having one million verified users has been questioned extensively, which prompted Cointelegraph to investigate its blockchain data.

Chainalysis, a provider of crypto transaction data for IRS and FBI, does not think that privacy coins are bad despite not being able to fully track them.