A controversial intelligence law passed by the UK last year could drive increased digital currency use according to a new report.
With a public comment period over, financial firms are beginning to publish remarks submitted to the European Commission on DLT.
A startup founder gives an overview of the French blockchain scene, arguing that now is the time to take official engagement to the next level.
A European agency focused on IT interoperability discussed blockchain technology during a recent industry event.
Russia’s deputy finance minister said this week that cryptocurrency purchasers will be required to prove their identity under forthcoming regulations.
The trading branch of Vattenfall, a leading Swedish power company wholly owned by the government, is testing a blockchain trading platform.
After generating €1.1bn last year, German institutional trading network Deutsche Börse reveals a three-pillared plan to blockchain.
A group of Spanish banks have formed a new consortium to investigate blockchain technology applications.
A major digital identity firm backed by the government of Luxembourg is building a new platform alongside US startup Cambridge Blockchain.
Can we regulate blockchain before its uses are known? CoinDesk's Noelle Acheson discusses the difficult dynamics being examined by regulators.
An event held yesterday at the European Parliament showcased the state of the blockchain conversation in the EU.
CoinDesk's new one-on-one interview with the DLT lead at the European Central Bank explores the institution's current engagement on the tech.
Blockchain will likely increase personal data protections, but challenges lie ahead with the regulatory environment, says lawyer Jacek Czarnecki.
A consortium in the Netherlands has published a roadmap that outlines how domestic companies are aiming to get up to speed on blockchain.
A government organization in the UK is making millions in new grant money available to blockchain projects that meet its mission and mandate.