IT Giant TCS Launches Smart Solution For Cryptocurrency Trading
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- July 8, 2020
By 2025, the Supreme People’s Court of China has asked the Chinese legal system to use blockchain technology to connect courts across the country. In a paper release on Wednesday, the Supreme Court states that blockchain can be to verify and share judicial data, legal documents, and reports. According to the document, there are approximately
READ MOREThe US Congress has expanded on its desire to regulate cryptos and other digital assets after careful examination. The legal ambiguity surrounding digital assets has become a major cause of concern in several global economies. The recent Terra collapse, in which the cryptocurrency market lost $15 billion, has only highlighted the necessity for regulation. In
READ MOREWhile hailing blockchain as “extremely necessary,” Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that the “inherent risk” of this nascent technology necessitates prudence. Private cryptocurrencies like as bitcoin, on the other hand, are “pretty well disseminated” in India, according to her. Sitharaman explained that while the Indian government supports the use of distributed ledger technology (DLT),
READ MOREAlgorand, a proof-of-stake blockchain technology, will implement a smart contract that will automate the network’s carbon emissions offset. Algorand has announced that a new smart contract within its blockchain network will automatically process a portion of each transaction fee to acquire verified carbon credits at ClimateTrade, a blockchain-based carbon offset marketplace. According to Staci Warden,
READ MOREAccording to a statement made by The Open Network (TON), the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is considering launching a national stablecoin based on blockchain. Furthermore, the DRC, along with Cameroon and the Republic of Congo, intends to use TON-powered cryptocurrency and blockchain-based solutions. The announcement of the blockchain entity’s plan to supply these solutions
READ MOREAccording to Chinese media, Sichuan and Inner Mongolia have recently announced their first cases involving blockchain-stored evidence. The Saihan District People’s Court in Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia, accepted a contract kept on a blockchain as evidence in a case involving a loan contract dispute between the plaintiff and the defendant. The court examined the plaintiff’s
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