In our “National Cryptocurrencies” section, we cover government-backed digital currencies and state initiatives related to blockchain technology. Here you will find news about central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), national crypto projects, and the role of digital money in modern economies. Read the “National Cryptocurrencies” section on ForkNews to stay informed about how countries are developing their own digital currencies.
France's largest football club, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), is planning to issue its own cryptocurrency to encourage the participation of the club's fans in its development.
Belarus wants to cooperate with South Korea to develop blockchain startups and DLT technology It will open the door for international investors from South Korea to raise funds for the development of blockchain technology, artificial intelligence and other innovative technologies.
Vice-President of the European Commission Dombrovskis, at an informal ECOFIN press conference in Vienna, noted that EU member states support legislative initiatives for crypto-assets, since they are already here and “are not going anywhere.”
It has been more than seven months since the South Korean government introduced the need to verify a real name to use a crypto exchange. Investors who have linked their accounts to a real name can deposit Korean won into their accounts, while those who have not done so can only withdraw them.
The Belgian Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) has updated its official list of crypto companies suspected of operating fraudulent schemes.
After a long wait and careful testing, the latest version of the Litecoin Core network software has been released.
Yesterday, not all altcoins were able to stay in the sideways range. But prices may soon fall to new annual lows.
Lightyear is about to merge with blockchain startup Chain. According to a Stellar blog post, Lightyear is a not-for-profit company that was created to enable innovative financial institutions to easily join the Stellar ecosystem.
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