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Fundraising Platform Says It Raised and Distributed 2 Million USDT to Ukrainians – News Bitcoin News

A new fundraising platform whose objective is to help to raise funds for Ukrainians and the Ukraine military recently claimed to have raised 2 million of the stablecoin tether. Some of the donated crypto assets have been sent to the Ukrainian army and to a humanitarian fund that finances volunteers. Ukraine’s

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Hedera, a Distributed Network Targeting Businesses, Jumps Into Metaverse Fray

The Hedera Network, which claims to be the only public distributed ledger network suited for the security and stability requirements of big businesses, is jumping into the cryptocurrency-fueled frenzy over virtual worlds, angling to develop what it describes as “enterprise metaverse.”The HBAR Foundation, which supports development on the Hedera Network

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Private distributed ledger technology or public blockchain?

Some people think that permissioned distributed ledger technology can perform better than open blockchain because it is tweaked to address the issues of the latter. Such systems are also called “permissioned blockchain,” as if blockchain is a high-level concept and “permissioned” is one of its variants. But this statement is

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Swiss Wholesale CBDC Trial Shows ‘Feasibility’ for Central Bank Money on Distributed Ledger, BIS Says

An under-the-wraps Swiss trial testing how central bank money can be linked to financial markets built on distributed ledger technology (DLT) yielded positive results, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) announced Thursday. Launched by the Swiss National Bank (SNB) in collaboration with BIS’ Innovation Hub and Swiss stock exchange operator SIX,

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Bilateral Saudi, UAE Digital Currency Experiment Shows Benefits of Distributed Ledgers, Central Banks Say

The central banks of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have concluded a digital currency (CBDC) pilot, finding that distributed ledger technology can improve cross-border transactions and meet the demands of financial privacy in a purely digital context. In a 93-page overview of the “Aber” project, the two central

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