Bitcoin is now legal tender in El Salvador. By outsourcing the country’s monetary policy to a decentralized network of computers, El Salvador is realizing the cypherpunks’ dream. But what will the move mean for the rest of the emerging world?
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Read MoreFollowing President Xi's visit to the UAE last week, the countries have an opportunity to leverage their shared interests in emerging technologies
Read MoreThe UAE and China have a tailor-made opportunity to benefit from a new model for interoperability that could take blockchain to the next level
Read MoreNinety percent of data on the internet has been created in the past two years.
Read MoreThreats to our data in the ether-world parallel a more tangible threat that has dogged society for much of our modern history: the worth of money.
Read MoreOn October 31, 2008, an email from Satoshi Nakamoto was sent to a mailing list of cryptography enthusiasts with the subject line, “Bitcoin P2P e-cash paper”
Read MoreIf all goes according to plan Blockchain will be embedded within nearly every organisation on the planet in the next decade.
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