A U.K based firm has managed to get a trademark for the term bitcoin and is planning to enforce it.
South Africa’s investment management company, Sygnia, has announced its plans to launch a cryptocurrency exchange SygniaCoin, by the third quarter of this year.
The company operates a popular personal financial management application, which reportedly has over 5.5 million users.
The proposal will be considered by the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council once it is finalized.
It has formed two new groups - The Taiwan Parliamentary Coalition for Blockchain (TPCB) and the Taiwan Blockchain Self-Regulatory Organization (TBSRO).
The bank plans to release Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and plans to deploy it as an alternative to deposits by the local Norwegian banks.
Amazon Web Services, an offshoot of Amazon, has decided to explore blockchain with the help of an enterprise Kaleido.
A identity solution firm, Cambridge Blockchain received a funding from Foxconn
The Israel-based social trading and investing platform, eToro, is all set to launch a cryptocurrency exchange along with a mobile wallet and has confirmed its plans to expand to the US.
Taipei Fubon bank launched Taiwan's first blockchain payment system in Chengchi. Every transaction will be instantly encrypted and recorded on the blockchain.
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