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Blockchain projects backed by big names may be flooding the blockchain news outlets these days, but the projects that are being started seem too small and do not completely employ the innovation that is promised by blockchain.

There are many examples of blockchain applications already being released as a service, known as Blockchain as a Service (BaaS). These include the IBM Blockchain, the Microsoft Azure Blockchain, the Amazon AWS Blockchain, and the R3 Corda Blockchain.

The Central Bank of Singapore recently announced that they have no intention of establishing regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrencies.

Financial experts confirmed that the People’s Bank of China has launched attempts to crash Bitcoin.

Shortly after the Bitcoin Gold fork took place, a severe DDoS attack shut down the cryptocurrency’s website.

The latest cryptocurrency scam poses as the popular ewallet service, MyEtherWallet, and could cause victims to lose all their cryptocurrency.

With yet another Bitcoin hard fork being less than a month away, the Segwit2x team finally made some more information available.

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has accused banks of not providing services to distributed ledger technology (DLT) startups which have discouraged competition in the industry.

The objective of this partnership is to combine Ledger’s unique operating system, ‘Blockchain Open Ledger Operating System’ (BOLOS), with Intel’s ‘Software Extension Guard’ (SGX).

The Central Bank governor reportedly said last month, “the use of cryptocurrency as a monetary surrogate is actively proposed for the calculation of goods and services, we will not allow the use of cryptocurrency as a money substitute.” Deputy Finance Minister, Alexei Moiseev, has suggested that cryptocurrencies...