ASX Delays Launch of DLT System Over Coronavirus Trading Volatility
ASX said it was eyeing a new date of April 2023 due to higher levels of demand than expected.
DLT security standards may turn legacy industries into blockchain innovators
Tokenization has given rise to the “Internet of Value,” an era in which financial assets — or any assets with underlying value — can be …
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Swiss gov’t starts consultation process for blockchain laws
Switzerland’s Federal Department of Finance has initiated a consultation process for a blanket ordinance in the blockchain and distributed ledger technology space. The consultation will …
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Trump’s Security Hawks Call Distributed Ledgers ‘Critical’ in US-China Tech Arms Race
DLT is among 20 “critical and emerging” technologies in Trump’s new strategy for preserving America’s technological edge.
DBS and Standard Chartered to launch blockchain platform to curb trade finance fraud
The Singapore-based multinational banking entity DBS and Standard Chartered have completed the proof-of-oncept of their blockchain trade finance platform called the Trade Finance Registry. The …
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Australian Securities Exchange to triple capacity of DLT system
The Australian Securities Exchange will delay its blockchain-based CHESS replacement after huge trading volumes due to the pandemic required a massive expansion of capacity. The …
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Blockchain will stay a buzzword until everyone unites behind one chain
Despite being, perhaps, the biggest tech buzzword of the last decade, blockchain technology has largely remained just that: a buzzword. While its best-known implementation, Bitcoin …
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European central bank execs are wrong — Intentionally or unknowingly?
Recently, European central bank executives — Thomas Moser from Swiss National Bank and Martin Diehl from Deutsche Bundesbank — stated that central bank digital currencies …
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A minster’s look at regulation and innovation: A necessity to strike a balance
Repeatedly, proponents of disruptive technologies have proven that regulation and innovation have an immense potential to actualize a mutually beneficial existence. The often delicate relationship …
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Why we need evolutionary, not revolutionary, regulatory initiatives
This July, Luxembourg — the world’s second-largest domicile for investment funds behind the United States — submitted a draft law updating a law from March …
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