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  1. Apr 28, 2021 · This guide serves as a manual for corporate leaders, including, but not limited to, chief executive oficers, innovation oficers, chief information oficers, product managers and other …

  2. Bitcoin, for example, has a limited supply and so, as demand increases, the price of bitcoin increases. In cases where wealth is gained and the additional value is spent within the economy, there is a wealth …

  3. The recent sustained slowdown in growth has been compounded by a succession of crises and dislocations. These crises have raised questions not just about the stability of prevailing approaches …

  4. Cryptocurrencies and the underlying blockchain technology are becoming a pervasive force in the global economy, affecting everything from cross-border retail payments to interbank transfers. The growing …

  5. The tipping point: 10% of global gross domestic product (GDP) stored on blockchain technology Expected date: 2027 By 2025: 58% of respondents expected this tipping point to have occurred …

  6. Nov 11, 2020 · The role of ‘off-chain’ governance in blockchain dispute resolution

  7. Central bank activities with blockchain and DLT are not always well known or communicated. As a result, there is much speculation and misunderstanding about objectives and the state of research. …

  8. There is a need for clear guidelines in the fast-evolving digital assets industry. This report provides a close analysis of the regulatory frameworks in nine jurisdictions and their unique approaches to …

  9. Jan 15, 2024 · Executive summary The energy transition will cause big shifts in dependencies – away from oil and other fossil fuels, and towards a raft of critical minerals such as lithium and copper. Will …

  10. Note: the map in this article shows China as a country where bitcoin is legal – however on 24 September 2021, Reuters reported that China had banned all crypto transactions and mining, including bitcoin. …