Indian Telecoms Watchdog to Combat Nuisance Calls with Blockchain
India's telecoms regulator plans to leverage blockchain technology to combat unsolicited phone calls and SMS messages.
India's telecoms regulator plans to leverage blockchain technology to combat unsolicited phone calls and SMS messages.
Chinese president Xi Jinping acknowledged the potential of blockchain in a speech this week, endorsing the nascent tech for the first time.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has charged the company behind an initial coin offering (ICO) and its president with securities fraud.
The Austrian Financial Market Authority has suspended the operations of cryptocurrency mining firm INVIA GmbH for offering illegal investments.
South Korea's legislative arm of government is pushing for the removal of the country's ban on domestic initial coin offerings.
Prosecutors in Germany have made an emergency sale of cryptocurrencies seized in two investigations due to concerns over price volatility.
Chinese crypto media firms are boycotting a blockchain event after the organizer used a Chairman Mao impersonator to fire up the audience.
IHS Markit is developing a blockchain-based system to handle cash payments in syndicated loans – and eventually, in a wider range of transactions.
Tencent is working with a local tax authority on fintech solutions to tax issues, and already has a blockchain product for invoicing.
The U.S. state of Alabama has issued cease-and-desist orders to three ICOs that were allegedly soliciting residents with unregistered securities.
Norfolk Southern is the latest railway to join the Blockchain in Transport Alliance.
In a statement, ShipChain said it did not violate securities laws or offer its token for sale in South Carolina.
Singapore's central bank has warned eight digital token exchanges and an ICO issuer to stop trading tokens deemed unauthorized securities.
Two financial institutions are set to test a regulatory platform set up by the Bank of Russia that aims to make ICOs more transparent and secure.
The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly investigating cryptocurrency traders who may have manipulated the markets using old-school tricks.
Norges Bank has released a report suggesting it might one day launch a digital currency as citizens continue to turn away from physical money.
India could soon impose goods and services tax (GST) on many digital currency transactions, a report indicates.
China has prosecuted nearly 100 individuals said to be involved with locally operating the OneCoin cryptocurrency scheme.
Singapore's central bank is proposing a change to existing exchange market rules aimed to ease blockchain adoption and decentralization.
South Carolina securities regulators have ordered ShipChain to cease selling its tokens within the state.
The Supreme Court of India has decided to hear crypto-related cases with respect to the news from RBI stopping banks from dealing with cryptos.
The U.K.’s new Cryptoassets Taskforce has taken the first step on its mission to "develop thinking and policy" around blockchain and cryptocurrency.
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has released new guidance for companies issuing cryptocurrency derivatives products.
Taiwanese lawmakers have announced the formation of a parliamentary group aimed to foster the nation's emerging blockchain sector.
Automotive executives are starting to wake up to the use cases of blockchain in the industry, but there's a way to go.
China's highest-level state media outlet has said token sales are still common in the country despite a 2017 ban.
Bitcoin Suisse AG, a cryptocurrency brokerage listed as a defendant in a lawsuit against Tezos, has filed a motion to dismiss the case against it.
A bill proposed by an Ohio Senator would let the state legally recognize blockchain records and smart contracts.
An "international crackdown" on cryptocurrency scams was launched Monday by a group of securities regulators.
Colorado's Secretary of State has proposed allowing political committees to accept contributions in cryptocurrency.