November 07, 2019
A business consortium led by the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance said their new blockchain-based token specification can create regulatory compliant digital currency for use in any number of scenarios. Read more â¶
Cryptocurrencies backed by cash could elude new regs
Blockchain: A corporate enigma | TECH(talk)
Mastercard partners on blockchain-based food supply chain
In 2020, businesses likely to shift blockchain focus to integration, interoperability
Stablecoins can include features that are typical of regulated securities, meaning they might be able to avoid new government oversight. Read more â¶
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While blockchain has been on a hype roll the last couple of years, it's become increasingly fragmented as more and more companies try out different flavors. What's that mean for the distributed ledger tech and future adoption? Computerworld's Lucas Mearian and Ken Mingis explain. Read more â¶
Mastercard and Envisible's new blockchain-based supply chain will enable grocers and suppliers to not only track goods on the distributed ledger but for them as well. Read more â¶
As the hype around blockchain cools and enterprises continue to cut their tech teeth on the distributed ledger, non-technical challenges and interoperability hurdles are emerging. Read more â¶
