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Ripple: XRP Pilot Cuts Payment Fees Up to 70%
Ripple's xRapid pilot program results found that customers saved both money and time when compared to traditional cross-border transactions.

Rapper Mims to Promote 'Tune' Token for Artists
Award-winning rapper Mims is to talk about his new artist-focused blockchain project, and perform, at a crypto event this month.

Australian Government Looks to Blockchain for Trade Modernization
Australia's Department of Home Affairs is touting blockchain technology in a push to modernize the country's international trade supply chains.

Investment Advisor Morgan Creek Tokenizes Tech Firm's Paper Shares
Morgan Creek Blockchain has helped a tech company turn its paper shares into security tokens as part of a push to raise $40 million.

JP Morgan's New DLT Lead: We're Not Done With Blockchain Innovation
Christine Moy, Amber Baldet's successor at JPMorgan, shares her thoughts on the future of enterprise DLT and the role of public blockchain networks.

Crypto Exchange Coinone Taps Ripple for New Remittance Service
A subsidiary of South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Coinone is turning to Ripple's xCurrent blockchain network for cross-border payments.

Bermuda's Blockchain Strategy Goes Beyond Just Winning New Business
Bermuda's efforts to attract the blockchain industry may have started with regulation, but they won't end there, officials say.

Telecoms Giants BT, Telefonica and Telstra Join Blockchain Settlement Trial
Colt and PCCW Global have added notable new members to a blockchain trial that automates normally labor-intensive wholesale settlements.

Winklevoss Brothers Win Crypto Exchange Patent
Winklevoss IP, the company owned by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, has been awarded with a patent that aims to settle ETPs holding cryptos.

Facebook's David Marcus to Lead New Blockchain Research Unit
Facebook is reportedly launching a team dedicated to blockchain technology, which will be spearheaded by Messenger's vice president David Marcus.
