New Money Review Staff, Author at New Money Review

Author: New Money Review Staff

Telegram abandons blockchain plans

May 13, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Social network Telegram is abandoning its plans to launch a new blockchain, the firm announced yesterday in a blogpost from its chief executive, Pavel Durov. Together with the recent decision […]

Facebook scales back global currency plans

April 16, 2020 Comments are Disabled

In an updated version of its white paper, released today, the Libra Association says it is scaling back its initial plans for a global payments medium and instead focusing on […]

Breakdown in social cohesion causes hyperinflation

April 9, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Earlier today, in an attempt to combat the business slump caused by the coronavirus, the UK tore up the economics textbooks by embracing direct central bank financing of the government’s […]

Tokens will remake markets and geopolitics

April 6, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Tokens—smart digital claims on assets—are going to completely remake financial markets, predicts author and technologist David Birch. Meanwhile, China’s state-backed digital currency experiment could accelerate a global power shift from […]

BIS warns of market finance shock

March 29, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Central banks may need to provide further emergency support to the non-bank financial system, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) warned in an article published in the Financial Times on […]

Gold market liquidity seizes up

March 25, 2020 Comments are Disabled

A breakdown in the supply chain for deliveries of physical gold is causing a dramatic deterioration in the liquidity of the wholesale gold market. According to Ross Norman, a commentator […]

A massive boost to the financial system

March 23, 2020 Comments are Disabled

New technology offers a massive boost to the resiliency, accessibility and transparency of the financial system, says Alex Batlin, CEO of Trustology, our guest in the latest New Money Review […]

Gold and bitcoin primed for a rebound?

March 17, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Investors seeking refuge from the equity market meltdown in gold and bitcoin have so far faced losses. But this is a buying opportunity in both assets, say market observers. Amidst […]

UK ponders negative rates on e-cash

March 13, 2020 Comments are Disabled

When trying to stimulate economies by imposing negative interest rates, central banks run into a problem: they can’t stop money leaking out of the banking system and into cash. Around […]

Ethereum collapse makes MakerDAO insolvent

March 12, 2020 Comments are Disabled

According to CoinDesk, the MakerDAO protocol that underlies automated lending on the ethereum blockchain has run out of collateral, threatening its solvency. MakerDAO faces an emergency shutdown with $4 million […]

Breaking News

Author: New Money Review Staff

Telegram abandons blockchain plans

Facebook scales back global currency plans

Breakdown in social cohesion causes hyperinflation

Tokens will remake markets and geopolitics

BIS warns of market finance shock

Gold market liquidity seizes up

A massive boost to the financial system

Gold and bitcoin primed for a rebound?

UK ponders negative rates on e-cash

Ethereum collapse makes MakerDAO insolvent

Recent

The hardening borders of cyberspace

Why the dollar era will end slowly—then suddenly

The cat and mouse game of payments security

Default: why sovereign debt matters

Popular

New Money Review Podcast

Subscribe

Support New Money Review

Breaking News

Author: New Money Review Staff

Recent

Popular

Let’s connect…

New Money Review Podcast

Subscribe

Support New Money Review