Cointelegraph By Andrew Singer

Why Binance’s US plea deal could be positive for crypto adoption read full article at worldnews365.me

Many predicted that Binance would never embrace regulation — it would only pretend to comply in jurisdictions like the United States.  No more. Binance pleading guilty to money laundering and other federal charges on Nov. 21 means it’s giving up its free-booting ways. It will also pay a $4.3 billion …

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Can blockchain supply the guardrails to keep AI on course? read full article at worldnews365.me

Artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain are emerging digital technologies that have captured the public imagination but also raised serious concerns. So it bears asking: Can AI and blockchain be integrated in a way that benefits humanity? There are reasons to think so. As far back as 2016, Vitalik Buterin wrote …

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Can blockchain solutions disrupt US inflation forecasting? read full article at worldnews365.me

So much of the world’s economic steam depends on interest rates, which in turn are tied to inflation, i.e., the rate at which producer and consumer prices are rising.  But measuring inflation isn’t easy. It is as much art as it is science. The world’s number one inflation index, arguably, …

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Central banks want to look under crypto’s hood — Is this a positive sign? read full article at worldnews365.me

The Bank for International Settlements’ (BIS) Project Atlas report offers yet another indication that the worlds of crypto and traditional finance may be converging. On the surface, this proof-of-concept project backed by some of Europe’s biggest central banks — like German central bank Deutsche Bundesbank and Dutch central bank De …

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Zero-knowledge proofs show potential from voting to finance – Cointelegraph Magazine read full article at worldnews365.me

In a world increasingly anxious about privacy and exploitation of one’s personal data by governments, corporations, social media platforms and banks, zero-knowledge proofs may offer some relief.  Indeed, this emerging cryptographic protocol could partially remedy two rapidly growing global deficits: privacy and truth. ZK-proofs have already found a home within …

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ETF filings changed the Bitcoin narrative overnight — Ledger CEO read full article at worldnews365.me

Over the past 12 months, some investors learned the hard way why they needed to move their crypto offline. Those who kept Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins on crypto exchanges like FTX lost control of their assets, sometimes forever. Events drew a red line under the storied crypto adage: “Not your …

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‘Massive’ crypto use cases to surface by 2030 — Coinbase exec read full article at worldnews365.me

Coinbase launched Base, its new blockchain, in late July, and it has already become a major player among Ethereum-based layer-2 chains.  On Sept. 21, for instance, the chain notched some 677,000 transactions, with 870,163 “new addresses seen,” according to Etherscan. By comparison, Arbitrum, a prominent layer 2 that launched in …

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How blockchain tech and dMRV can help carbon trading markets read full article at worldnews365.me

There is a global consensus that greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are warming the planet, but efforts to accurately measure, report and verify these emissions continue to challenge researchers, nonprofits, corporations and governments.  This is especially the case with “nature-based” projects to reduce carbon dioxide levels, like planting trees or restoring …

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From the U.S. to Japan, regulators are beginning to embrace crypto read full article at worldnews365.me

When it comes to cryptocurrency/blockchain regulation, considerable attention has been focused, this past year, on the United States’ action (or inaction). But the U.S. is not the world, just one important player, and crypto, from its beginnings, has been a global enterprise.  Perhaps, then, it makes sense to step back …

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Blockchain technology lets East African farmers sell globally read full article at worldnews365.me

Small farmers in the developing world may be on the cusp of an agricultural breakthrough. With emerging technologies like satellite imagery, drones and machine learning boosting productivity, it’s becoming more viable than ever to sell their produce in places like Western Europe.  There’s just one catch: avocado farmers in East …

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United Kingdom’s digital pound meets public backlash — Why? read full article at worldnews365.me

British society is both civil and democratic, so it wasn’t unexpected that the government of the United Kingdom would “consult” the public before signing off on a digital version of the British pound. The response it received may have been surprising, though. The public canvassing conducted jointly by His Majesty’s …

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