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Blockchain’s securities market birth pains

March 12, 2019 0 comments

If there’s one obvious use case for distributed ledger or ‘blockchain’ technology, it’s in providing the future accounting systems for the world’s share and bond markets. At a stroke, shared […]

The computing revolution beyond the cryptocurrency price hype

March 6, 2019 0 comments

Hacks, lost private keys, data leaks, dead exchange owners—the list of mishaps separating cryptocurrency owners from their savings grows longer almost by the week. Now, new custodial schemes aim to […]

JPM Coin adds to pressure on central banks

February 19, 2019 2 comments

Last week US bank JP Morgan Chase announced that it has trialled a new digital payment token called JPM Coin. The token is designed to speed up the settlement of […]

The most valuable dataset in the world

February 13, 2019 0 comments

If you thought payments were just about the transfer of value from A to B, you were wrong. “Payments are not about the movement of money any more, they are […]

Tighter borders, freer capital

February 4, 2019 0 comments

Populist politicians in developed countries aim hostile rhetoric at economic migrants, aiming to deter their arrival. But for those who make it across borders to work abroad, sending money home […]

Payment’s changing promise

January 30, 2019 0 comments

Payment lies at the origins of money and a promise to pay still supports public currency. The Bank of England promises to pay…but what? As if to reinforce the belief […]

Payments are about client data

January 30, 2019 0 comments

I meet technologist Dave Birch on a cold, wet January afternoon at Patisserie Valerie in Old Compton Street, a café in London’s Soho district. This is the original branch of […]

Can bitcoin live on fees alone?

January 24, 2019 0 comments

A new Bank for International Settlements (BIS) report has reignited the debate over cryptocurrencies’ long-term viability. In a research paper released this week, Raphael Auer of the BIS’s Monetary and […]

Polluters or saviours? Bitcoin miners revisited

January 23, 2019 0 comments

Bitcoin miners secure the cryptocurrency’s network and mining has evolved into an energy-intensive, highly specialist industrial activity. But is bitcoin mining a totally unnecessary waste of electricity? Or could it […]

Data firms buck cryptocurrency bear market

January 14, 2019 0 comments

While cryptocurrency exchanges, trading firms and investment funds lay off staff in droves, one sector is bucking the last year’s savage bear market: data provision and analytics. Several companies involved […]

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Author: Paul Amery

Blockchain’s securities market birth pains

The computing revolution beyond the cryptocurrency price hype

JPM Coin adds to pressure on central banks

The most valuable dataset in the world

Tighter borders, freer capital

Payment’s changing promise

Payments are about client data

Can bitcoin live on fees alone?

Polluters or saviours? Bitcoin miners revisited

Data firms buck cryptocurrency bear market

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