Catalyst Blockchain Platform is now available on Corda, the leading distributed ledger technology platform from R3, created specifically for highly-regulated markets.
Blockchain is already improving sub-sectors in finance, allowing developers to release solutions addressing pressing challenges like high settlement times or transaction fees.
A culmination of Amber Group’s multi-disciplinary expertise in digital architecture and blockchain-native infrastructure, Openverse serves as a gateway to the metaverse, empowering Web2 creators, brands and businesses with tools and services to transition into Web3.
Blockchain-based asset management pioneer confirms Nous Fund live on Polygon Network. Announcement follows on-chain bond issuance, and seven figure seed round fundraise in April. Firm seeks to democratise fund management by lowering barriers to entry and cutting third-party costs.
Following the filing of its Registration Statement on Form S-4 with the Securities and Exchange Commission on April 15, 2022, in connection with its proposed business combination with Brilliant Acquisition Corporation (Nasdaq: BRLI), Nukkleus Inc (OTC: NUKK) (“Nukkleus”), today launches its new website and brand design. Under the new brand and website, the firm’s subsidiary brands will be united under one suite of assets.
Pioneering European blockchain start-up Nous Systems has launched a seven-figure seed fund raise based on a €30 million valuation as it develops the world’s first decentralised investment platform.
What might growth crypto growth in the East Asia region look like in the months and years ahead? DisruptionBanking spoke to Amber Group’s CEO, Michael Wu.
Wormhole mediates activity between the Solana and Ethereum blockchains with guardians that verify the signatures on smart contracts between users, by means of an internal smart contract that issues a series of messages essentially informing Wormhole of the transactions.
What is interesting is the “anti-China” approach the tech firms have taken as they attempt to resist calls for more stringent regulation. Silicon Valley firms are arguing that this could lead to “Chinese tech giants getting more powerful.” Why?
Former KGB officer Alexander Lebedev, whose son owns The Independent and The Evening Standard in the UK, has advanced the claim that money laundering has economic benefits.
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