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Central Bank-Backed Group Plans Blockchain Platform Launch in India
Researchers in India supported by the country's central bank are planning to launch a new blockchain platform this year.
LibraryChain? US Government Grants $100k for New Blockchain Research
A U.S. federal agency has awarded a $100,000 grant to a research group in Arizona looking to apply blockchain to public library systems.
EU Politician Pushes Parliament to Test Blockchain Identity for Refugees
A blockchain task force within the European Parliament wants to explore how the technology could be used to provide digital identities to refugees.
WhopperCoin: Burger King Russia Launches Blockchain Loyalty Program
Burger King meets blockchain as the fast-food chain's Russian branch is set to launch a new cryptocurrency-based loyalty program.
Brokers Beware: Insurance Consortium Reveals Codex 1 Blockchain Prototype
In a CoinDesk exclusive, blockchain insurance consortium B3i outlines how its DLT prototype could ultimately eliminate brokers from the equation.
Russia's Vnesheconombank Unveils New Blockchain Research Centre
Vnesheconombank is partnering with the Russian government to establish a new blockchain and quantum computing research hub.
Damn Strate: Post-Trade Pioneer Monica Singer Is Going Full-Time Blockchain
Just days after resigning from South Africa's central securities depository, its former CEO reveals plans to enter the blockchain space full-time.
ATMchain? Card Giant China UnionPay Files New Blockchain Patent
China UnionPay hopes to patent a system for connecting a network of ATMs using blockchain tech, public records reveal.
Charlie Shrem's Next Act? Helping This Blockchain Startup Disrupt Music
With Charlie Shrem and a Pinterest executive as advisers, blockchain startup Viberate is looking to eliminate the music business's middlemen.
Blockchain's 4 Biggest Assumptions
How can investors think critically about blockchain? Investor Wendy Xiao Schadeck poses four burning questions.
