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Blockchain Will Lead Digital Globalization Says Wanxiang Rep

[sociallocker id="55298"] Dr. Xiao Feng, the Vice Chairman of investment company China Wanxiang Holdings, attended the 7th Global Investment and M&A Summit in Shanghai, according to local news on June 5.Dr. Xiao’s keynote on digital economic reform revealed speculation that globalization will migrate from the physical to the digital world.

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Opportunities for Blockchain-Based Technologies in African Healthcare

[sociallocker id="55298"] One of the linchpins of the internet is the ability to access and share data seamlessly. Whether it’s financial metrics for an institution or something as innocuous as a meme, the internet’s distinct pathways of protocols and standardization are the ideal medium for exchanging information.That transmissibility of information

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First Turkish-German Trade Finance Transaction on Distributed Ledger Technology

[sociallocker id="55298"] A major Turkish bank completed the country’s first-ever international trade finance transaction based on distributed ledger technology, or DLT. This adds another milestone to the country’s increasing blockchain efforts.İşbank, the first Turkish bank to join R3’s Corda platform earlier this year, now became the first bank in Turkey

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40% of New Fintech Firms in Hong Kong Operate With Blockchain

[sociallocker id="55298"] Blockchain firms are increasingly dominating Hong Kong’s financial technology sector, with 39% of new firms launching in the country’s fintech industry last year operating with distributed ledger technology, or DLT.According to Hong Kong’s Financial Services and Treasury Bureau, DLT represents an increasingly dominant share of the country’s new

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Crypto Crime on the Rise — Good Odds of 2020 Becoming a Record-Breaker

[sociallocker id="55298"] Per a new report released by digital-asset intelligence firm CipherTrace on June 2, the value of ill-gotten funds siphoned through cryptocurrency crimes over the first five months of the year stands at a whopping $1.4 billion, thus making 2020 a potentially active year in regard to cryptocurrency-related thefts,

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