Brett Lee, a former Australian international cricketer, has donated one Bitcoin (worth roughly $54,000 today) to the so-termed “Crypto Relief” fund aimed at helping Indian hospitals to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Brexit and fintech: A spring stocktake
The United Kingdom no longer has the choice but to adapt to the post-Brexit times, making digital finance one of its priorities.
New York turns to IBM blockchain to battle the coronavirus
An app for tracking coronavirus test results and proving an individual’s vaccine status launched in New York over the weekend, and it’s using blockchain technology to ensure tamperproof results.
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No more pushes and pushbacks: Digital ID solves the privacy dilemma
The need for secure, privacy-centric, fraud-proof digital identities that allow us to demonstrate our credentials has never been greater.
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Here’s what industry leaders foresee in the development of the blockchain technology and crypto space in 2021.
Lessons in Failing to Apply Blockchain and AI to Combat COVID
Blockchain tech is well suited to manage aspects of the fight against the coronavirus. Why hasn’t it been used more?
Did Bitcoin prove itself to be a reliable store of value in 2020? Experts answer
Experts in blockchain technology and crypto take on the question of Bitcoin’s path throughout the year 2020.
Why Crypto Crosses ‘The Chasm’ in a Post-Coronavirus World
2020 will be looked back on as the year that marks the present era from the past; the demarcation line separating the before and the after.
Governments Will Start to Hodl Bitcoin in 2021
Crypto assets not only are not going away. They will become integral to our financial and political lives, says Blockchain.com’s head of research.
2020 has provided the incentive to rethink our approach to money
A terrible year has still presented a unique opportunity to rethink how money is managed and used in our society.
