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Blockchain startup to combat advertising fraud
June 20,
2017
Blockchain startup to combat advertising fraud

Collaborative project aimed at solving advertising fraud using Blockchain technology. DMA and MetaX have partnered to create adChain, Cointelegraph reports. AdChain aims to make the digital marketing and advertising field safer and more efficient for advertisers, users and publishers. The platform will give a sense of full ownership of the web properties for publishers, at the same time blocking off fraudulent users who have the intention to steal ads or information.

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Singapore to digitalize national currency on Ethereum
June 19,
2017
Indian banks choose Microsoft as cloud blockchain provider

India-based banking firms select Microsoft Azure as their exclusive cloud partner. According to Coindesk, State Bank of India, ICICI Bank and DCB Bank will use Microsoft's Azure blockchain to host the nodes that will relay transactions on their distributed ledger systems. The first active project to use Azure will be Primechain-KYC, a closed, permissioned blockchain built by Mumbai-based Primechain Technologies.



Singapore to digitalize national currency on Ethereum

Singapore Central Bank will digitalize national currency creating a tokenized form of the Singapore dollar. According to CoinJournal, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the central bank partnered with R3 consortium in the framework of Project Ubin to develop a blockchain-based interbank payment tool. The system is based on Ethereum blockchain, which has already been tested by the Central Bank of Canada.

Kraken to charge $7 as transaction fee
June 16,
2017
Swedish government energy companies testing blockchain

Business Area Markets is testing potential applications of blockchain. BA Markets is the energy trading branch of Vattenfall, a leading Swedish power company owned by the government. According to Coindesk, the company has joined forces with 22 other European energy trading firms in an effort to build a peer-to-peer trading system in the wholesale energy market using the blockchain with lower transaction costs. The proof-of-concept will run until the end of 2017, and if successful, participants intend to start live trading on the platform. 

Canada government joins blockchain research effort

Canadian authorities as joined a prominent blockchain research effort. According to Coindesk, the provincial government of Ontario, the city of Toronto and the Bank of Canada joined the the Blockchain Research Institute, founded by Don and Alex Tapscott. Navdeep Bains, Canadian Minister of the Innovation, Science and Economic Development, said this research partnership will give Canada a globally competitive advantage in the development of this transformative technology.

Kraken to charge $7 as transaction fee

Major exchange Kraken announces BTC withdrawals will now cost $7. Kraken always pays a miner fee that is sufficient to ensure transactions are processed quickly, Cointelegraph reports. That is why the new withdrawal fee will be a fixed 0.0025 BTC per transaction, currently equivalent to around $6.75. Users suggested trading and withdrawing other coins with lower fees, like Ethereum and Dogecoin, attracting fees of around one cent.

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June 15,
2017
Ministry of Justice of Ukraine signed an agreement with BitFury

State Agency for Electronic Government of Ukraine and Bitfury signed a memorandum of cooperation. The memorandum focuses on the integration of bloсkchain into the basic registers and the sale of confiscated property "SETAM", Forklog agency reports. It is expected that after the signing of the document, "SETAM" will become the first state organization in Ukraine which uses the blockchain technology in its processes

Blockchain to disrupt fine arts world


Blockchain can solve all the problems that fine art world faces. Deloitte presents a platform providing a distributed ledger of the provenance and transportation history of physical art pieces, Cointelegraph reports. ArtTracktive shows how Blockchain technology can solve the current authenticity and traceability issues in the art world, by recording the full history of an artwork in a secure environment available to all.


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June 14,
2017
Australian authorities publish blockchain research

The Australian government's research agency released reports focused on blockchain technology. One of the reports focuses on four possible scenarios for blockchain adoption in Australia, coindesk reports. The other centers around the opportunities and risks for the tech in several application areas, including government registries and agricultural supply chains. 

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