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The Bank of Canada suggested that a Canadian CBDC could provide a number of innovations, including the elimination of transaction fees from debit and credit cards.

ICOs are revolutionary for business, though the fear of being scammed keeps investors at a distance.

Rather than responding to existing fake news, this solution prevents imposters, a type of fake news story that appears to be from a legitimate news agency.

Venezuela may have the most crypto volume, but this country bests all of Latin America when it comes to retail crypto transactions.

Cryptocurrency may emerge as a more widely adopted means of exchange as consumers grow increasingly comfortable with cashless transactions.

Skyrocketing figures show crypto’s growing global dominance.

If we ever want legitimacy for digital assets in the world of mainstream finance, we need legitimate financial education.

The survey revealed that 65% of eMusic customers would use cryptocurrency to allow artists to receive a larger music revenue split.

A new World Economic Forum study has revealed how blockchain technology can be used to prevent corruption in public procurement.

A study revealed that three out of four people surveyed among two million respondents are not familiar with cryptos and blockchain technology.

A new survey conducted among 800+ traders reveals that the majority of crypto traders love the simplicity of trading on desktop computers.

New study jointly conducted by international trade organizations focuses on possibilities and challenges of blockchain tech implementation to the industry.

Based on Finder’s survey of 2,068 Americans, 36.5 million people in the United States own some form of crypto to date.

Researchers estimate that the annual emissions of CO2 generated by BTC are greater than the entire output of some small countries.

94% of endowments have been allocating to crypto-related investments throughout 2018, a new survey reveals.