Scott Barron

As you may be aware, the Liquid exchange (Quoine) is shortly to begin operating fully under the regulatory framework under the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

Companies and Blockchain projects will bid for a slice of the $380M fund if they successfully pass rigorous checks, which include an economic feasibility study and investigations to see if the projects have a positive impact in the Blockchain technology space.

Sometimes, after the 11th May, one of the most hotly anticipated events in the crypto space is set to occur – “the halving." Happening twice before at four-year intervals the number of bitcoins (BTC) entering circulation every 10 minutes will drop by half from 12.5 to 6.25.

The recent demand for stablecoins, especially for USDT and USDC (which are available on DRGx) soared to an all-time high of $7.5 billion recently. This eye-watering amount comes in the wake of widespread financial disruption due to the Coronavirus.

With diamond mining operations often in the news for the effects sourcing diamonds has on the environment, this is a great use case for Blockchain technology, which will help offset these impacts.

During the worldwide pandemic, companies are coming together to support one another like never before. In the relentless quest to deliver the best trading experience possible, membership of the Crypto Exchange Alliance unlocks a whole host of benefits to complement Dragon Coin and DSW.

Following on from the recent Supreme Court of India’s ruling to lift the ban on cryptocurrency use, India is set for a flood of new opportunities for investment into new markets which will, in turn, provide a massive economic boost. This new freedom to use digital currencies.

The 2020 Tech Trends Report released recently, comments that “if data is the new oil, then China is the new OPEC.” According to leading US think tank, the Future Today Institute, China still leads the way in the development of digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence (AI) and data collection.

In a U-turn which surprised many observers, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, the country's central bank, announced that it is set to regulate cryptocurrencies after banning local banks from processing crypto payments in 2018.

Once again, China is at the forefront of Blockchain innovation, this time using it to combat the spread of the Covid-19 virus with nearly 30 anti-coronavirus Blockchain applications released recently.