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Dubai Innovation Office Seeking Startups for $20k Blockchain Contest
The Smart Dubai initiative is on the hunt for startups to take part in a new blockchain contest, offering prizes of up to $20,000 for the winner.
Can A New Method for Monitoring Blockchains Stop Sybil Attacks?
A group of researchers has proposed a new way to more closely monitor the behavior of nodes that relay information on a blockchain network.
EU Commission: We Plan to Boost Support for Blockchain Projects
The executive arm of the European Union government is planning to expand its work on blockchain, an official said last week.
Microsoft Teams With KPMG to Launch Blockchain Workspace Network
Microsoft and professional services firm KPMG have announced the opening of new innovation workshops focused on blockchain development.
Ether Prices Just Hit a New 2017 High
Ether prices surged on 14th February, pushing higher amid a strong pickup in trading volume and a leveraged market.
Vitalik Buterin Issues Update on Ethereum's 'Metropolis' Upgrade
Work on ethereum's next scheduled software release is advancing according to the blockchain platform's creator.
Hardware Over Hard Forks: How Accenture Plans to End Blockchain's Security Debate
Can dedicated hardware bring institutions on board with blockchain in a way that consensus-driven hard forks can't? This company is betting on it.
Arizona’s Proposed Blockchain Gun Tracking Ban Pushes Ahead
An effort to prohibit the tracking of firearms with distributed ledgers has progressed to the state's Senate.
Blockchain is 5 Years From Mainstream, Post-Trade Consortium Members Say
Members of the Post-Trade Distributed Ledger Group see a multi-year adoption timeline for the technology, according to a new survey.
Blockchain Firms Aim For Hedge Funds, But is There a Better Target?
While blockchain startups are targeting the hedge fund industry, venture capital may be a better place to focus efforts, says Noelle Acheson.
