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Why Blockchain Won’t Disrupt Banks First
Despite the promise that blockchain holds for banking, the sector will likely not be first to put the burgeoning technology into real-world action.
UK Dependency Adjusts Laws for Digital Currency
The UK crown dependency of Jersey is pushing ahead with its digital currency legislative plans.
US Central Bank Chair: Blockchain Could Have 'Significant' Impact
The Federal Reserve isn't working on any blockchain applications of its own at this time, according to Fed chair Janet Yellen.
Momentum Grows for Blockchain Action in Washington
Recent developments around blockchain in Washington, DC are setting the stage for even bigger moves in the year ahead.
SEC to Discuss Blockchain at November Forum
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is set to discuss blockchain at an upcoming public forum.
China's Financial Firms Urge Regulators to Help Mature Blockchain
China’s major financial institutions believe governance should not be replaced in any larger transitions to blockchain.
Thomson Reuters Demos New Ethereum Blockchain Use Cases
Thomson Reuters scientist Dr Tim Nugent detailed the company's ethereum research efforts at Devcon2 today.
Accenture: Absolute Immutability Will Slow Blockchain Progress
David Treat, managing director and head of Accenture's capital markets blockchain practice, opines on the difficulties of immutability.
Australia to Lead International Blockchain Standards Effort
A major standards body has created a technical committee for blockchain and put Australia in charge of the effort.
Can Blockchain Help America’s Veterans? One Lawmaker Thinks So
A US congressman has proposed that the country’s administration for veterans affairs use blockchain to track medical appointments.
