Tel Aviv stock exchange (TSAE) employs Blockchain based securities lending platform
Tel Avin Stock Exchange employs blockchain technology in developing their securities lending platform.
- Hariharan Kirubasankar
- May 20, 2018
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Tel Avin Stock Exchange employs blockchain technology in developing their securities lending platform.
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
CryptoCup, the highly anticipated 2018 World Cup prediction game uses blockchin technology and brought in reputable members to elevate project prestige.
Taipei Fubon bank launched Taiwan's first blockchain payment system in Chengchi. Every transaction will be instantly encrypted and recorded on the blockchain.
Fred Smith, the CEO of FedEx has embraced Blockchain technology to usher a new age in the logistics industry.
LG has now launched their own blockchain platform: Monachain. It offers a host of services ranging from identity verifications to supply-chain management.
China is working on launching new laws on blockchain by 2019.
The CEO of Nasdaq, Adena Friedmanv expressed that blockchain will be crucial for economies going forward and also displayed her support for cryptocurrencies
Australian blockchain startup Power Ledger’s primary aim in Puerto Rico is to help raise funding which would help the country repair its damaged power grid.