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"Crypto Is Dead, But Blockchain Lives On": London Blockchain Conference On Real-World Applications

London Blockchain Conference Day 1: Scaling, Lawful Blockchain Key To Solving Data Problems

The Internet has irrevocably changed the world from analog to digital systems. It has created new kinds of experiences, which have become viewed as necessities, driving the innovation of many devices, such as the computer and cellphone. And now, the world is, yet again, on the verge of a revolutionary change.

Plaintiff Begins Closing Arguments in Granath v Wright Trial Day 6 in Oslo

The seven-day defamation trial in Oslo, Norway involving two of the more popular names within the cryptocurrency space is within schedule and nearing its end. The defense already called in its last three witnesses, after which the plaintiff began presenting its closing argument on the sixth day of the Granath v Wright trial.

Two Sides of the Same Coin: Magnus Granath, Craig Wright Take Stand in Defamation Trial in Norway

A defamation trial that involves two popular personalities on opposite sides of the Bitcoin world, is underway in Oslo, Norway. And the third day of trial has given people a look at two sides of the same coin with both the plaintiff and defendant taking the stand.

Esteemed Intellectual Property Lawyer Talks About Crypto Crackdowns

Since the Bitcoin white paper was published in 2008 and Bitcoin was launched in 2009, over 10,000 different cryptocurrencies have been created and are available for trading.

Blockchain Solutions Penetrate Art Industry

Artworks are reflections of people's culture, ideas and history, and art is an integral part of society as a whole. Collectors know the value of art, and they pay handsomely for pieces that interest them—whether in true appreciation or as a form of investment.

White House Seeks Public Input On Digital Assets Effects on Environment

The rapid growth of the digital asset industry in the past few years has seen a free market filled with fraud, scams and get-rich-quick schemes. With these controversies, it has been the recommendation of many law enforcement bodies and policymakers for it to be regulated.

Limited Edition NFTs in Support of Ukrainian Relief Released on FabriikX

Limited edition Ukrainian Relief NFT art has been released on FabriikX, and all proceeds will go directly to the Joint Ukrainian-American Relief Committee (UUARC), an international humanitarian organization that has been providing aid to Ukrainians in need all over the world for nearly 80 years.

Built by Gamers Sees eSports On Blockchain As Future of Gaming

Blockchain is steadily gaining ground as an innovative technology that global industries can use to build applications and platforms that can help improve current systems and processes, reduce costs from third-party contractors,

Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto Is Craig Wright Alone, According to Kleiman V Wright Jury

It took the jury in the Kleiman v Wright trial almost two weeks of deliberation to reach a unanimous decision. The good news is that the verdict is finally out, and the jury has sided with the defense on all counts except conversion, awarding $100 million to W&K Info Defense Research, LLC.

Developers, Visionaries Pave the Way for Blockchain Adoption

Since its release into the market in 2009, Bitcoin has been making waves in the world of technology.

Some Points to Mull Over While Waiting for the Verdict on the Satoshi Nakamoto Trial

The Kleiman v Wright civil trial is coming to a conclusion, with the plaintiff and the defense presenting their closing arguments on Tuesday before the Thanksgiving holiday.

RAAF Wing Commander Donald Lynam: Craig Wright Discussed Using the "Satoshi Nakamoto" Pseudonym with Me

The Kleiman v Wright trial is already on its 12th day in court.

Satoshi Coins Value Surges to $75B All-Time High as Kleiman v Wright Trial Heads to Week 3

As the Kleiman v Wright trial heads on to its third week, it is interesting to see the price of BTC rise to an all-time high of $68,990.90 on November 10 and go down to $65,312.08 on November 13.