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Government Blockchain Association Announces Government Blockchain Week in Washington DC September 27 - October 2 Get all your questions answered during Government Blockchain Week, the largest government blockchain event in history. Washington, D.C., July 8, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - September 27-October 2, 2021, the Government Blockchain Association, (GBA), will present Government Blockchain Week, live, in Washington DC. This global experience will be the largest government blockchain event in history. Government Blockchain Week will be 6 days of classes, seminars, forums, a pitch competition,...

Luxembourg PM wants nation to be the 'digital frontrunner' in blockchain Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said that he was "not a technical person" or a developer but still backed blockchain technology for the future of Luxembourg. 9881 Total views News One of the smallest countries in Europe is aiming to be comparatively progressive in its adoption of blockchain and cryptocurrencies, according to the nation's leadership. Speaking in a prerecorded message to attendees of the Luxembourg Blockchain Week conference, Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said the country is planning to "keep looking ...

By Kate Weber on Apr 23, 2021 6:55AM Calls for industry assistance to help sharpen regulation. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is seeing an increasing number of complaints related to cryptocurrency scams, forcing it to deepen its understanding of blockchain technology. Commissioner Cathie Armour told a Blockchain Week 2021 event that a challenge ASIC faced is how new products, particularly cryptocurrency assets, fitted within its current regulatory framework. “We receive a lot of complaints where things aren't going righ...