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CFTC Asks Court for More Time Finding CEO of Crypto Ponzi Scam Control Finance

Six months after the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) filed a complaint against Control Finance, the regulatory agency is yet struggling to capture the mastermind behind the crypto pyramid scheme.Filed mid-2018, the CFTC accused Control Finance and its Director Benjamin Reynolds of defrauding naive investors through a fraudulent crypto

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Major Spanish Bank Latest to Bring Blockchain Into European Finance

On Jan. 3 Spain-based CaixaBank added the blockchain-powered finance platform We.trade to its list of services. CaixaBank has now become one of the first banks in Europe to provide its customers access to blockchain technology.Launched in 2017, We.trade is a finance platform powered by IBM’s blockchain technology. It was developed

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South Korean Presidential Commission Wants to Bring Crypto Into Mainstream Finance

Financial institutions should be allowed to offer cryptocurrency products, such as derivatives, according to a government advisory body in South Korea.In a new report, the Presidential Committee on the Fourth Industrial Revolution (PCFIR) proposed that the government could move to bring cryptocurrencies into the mainstream of finance through a number

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Libra Has ‘Failed’ in Its Current Form Says Swiss Finance Minister

Libra, the much-scrutinized proposed cryptocurrency from Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), has “failed in its current form,” according to Swiss President and Finance Minister Ueli Maurer. Swiss President Critical of Libra Basket Maurer, who is in the final days of his year-long term as President of the Swiss Confederation, was speaking to the country’s national

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R3 Completes Trade Finance Blockchain Trial With More Than 70 Organizations

Banks involved in this month’s trial included Dutch bank ABN AMRO, Mexican bank Banorte, Boston-based Citizens Bank, Frankfurt-based Commerzbank, Hong-Kong based Bank of East Asia and the Saudi British Bank. Other corporations involved included BMW, Saudi Arabia-based International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation, financial services institute SüdFactoring (subsidiary of German bank

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