What Else Can Be Tokenized?
Virtually any asset can be tokenized, although not all tokenization is done in the same way. Security Tokens also come into play in a...
Tokens will do to contracts, what email did to letters
Nowadays, it seems normal that most business conversations are conducted via email. When it was first invented in 1971, or even when it was...
Comparing Consensus on Polkadot & Ethereum
When evaluating the technology of a Blockchain it is always important to look at the Consensus Mechanism that this Blockchain uses. When it comes...
RBI Sees Potential in Digital Assets
We spoke to Stefan Andjelic from Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) about his views on digital assets for our report. This interview was one of...
Corporate and Government Debt as Security Token
The increasing number of STOs issued by established institutions indicates the potential of this fundraising mechanism. As the mechanism ripens, more countries and corporations...
Real-World Use and Adoption for Ethereum
Ether, or ETH, are the native tokens of Ethereum. It has no cap, and there are currently 118.9 million Ether in circulation. Ether is...
Institutions Account for over 70% of Coinbase’s Trading Volume
The adoption of cryptocurrency by institutional investors has been a hot topic in recent years. While it can be difficult to accurately track the...
Complying with AML Laws for Investments in Digital Assets
The following report by Dr Karin Lorez of Scale Compliance GmbH discusses the two most important directives affecting companies in Europe that deal with...
The State of Security Tokens Under US Law
The state of security tokens under US law is fraught. It has been that way since at least 2016, and the situation became particularly...
Solana vs. Ethereum
Solana’s implementation is fundamentally different from Ethereum’s. On the latter, programs can hold state; on the former, they cannot. A program’s state is the...