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Kleros: Ethereum smart contracts meet ancient Greek legal democracy

By Ian Allison

Kleros borrows from the way the ancient Greeks resolved disputes in a democratic manner, and adds game theoretical incentives via a...

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Cardano: The nitty-gritty of next generation blockchains

IOHK's Charles Hoskinson talks about scalability and consensus.

By Ian Allison

Siafunds token opts to be classed a security under SEC rules

Sia CEO David Vorick talks about his eventual decision to follow the accredited investors route for the siafunds token...

By Ian Allison

Cardano's Ouroboros: Proving Proof of Stake can work in the wild

Aggelos Kiayias, the Chief Scientist at IOHK, aims to provide the first theoretical analysis of PoS.

By Ian Allison

OpenBazaar adds BCH, Zcash and looks towards tokens

OpenBazaar CEO Brian Hoffman said a token event is being planned for around the end of March.

By Ian Allison

Etherisc pushes standard insurable crypto wallet

Etherisc co-founder Stephan Karpischek is looking to create completely new value networks and realign incentives across...

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Blockchain not required: Beaker Browser's Paul Frazee on building the decentralsed web

'The original vision of the web was that anybody could create and own their website. It was creative and diverse. Now,...

By Ian Allison

Blockstack focuses on building decentralised web amid crypto-token mania

Blockstack's Muneeb Ali refers to Google's motto – 'Don't be evil', and says shouldn't it be, 'can't be evil'?

By Ian Allison

PSD2 and open banking – a fraud prevention perspective

Fraud prevention expert Richard Harris of Feedzai examines the ramifications of PSD2's faster payments and open APIs.

By Ian Allison

Quantopian: Searching for the Vitalik Buterin of quant finance

CEO and founder John Fawcett says software and automation can open up the industry's tiny talent pool and a selection...

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Dfinity: Inside the blockchain nervous system of the 'World Computer'

Founder Dominic Williams says it's not just about creating decentralised systems, but also to knock 80% off the cost of...

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MIT's Alexander Lipton discusses Monetary Circuit Theory and central bank digital currency

Monetary Circuit Theory says money is created by commercial banking system in the form of credit while central banks...

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Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

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Interview

Kleros: Ethereum smart contracts meet ancient Greek legal democracy

Cardano: The nitty-gritty of next generation blockchains

Siafunds token opts to be classed a security under SEC rules

Cardano's Ouroboros: Proving Proof of Stake can work in the wild

OpenBazaar adds BCH, Zcash and looks towards tokens

Etherisc pushes standard insurable crypto wallet

Blockchain not required: Beaker Browser's Paul Frazee on building the decentralsed web

Blockstack focuses on building decentralised web amid crypto-token mania

PSD2 and open banking – a fraud prevention perspective

Quantopian: Searching for the Vitalik Buterin of quant finance

Dfinity: Inside the blockchain nervous system of the 'World Computer'

MIT's Alexander Lipton discusses Monetary Circuit Theory and central bank digital currency

Why companies will address the lack of gender diversity within the next 20 years

Divergence in IEA and Opec oil demand growth forecasts 'not concerning', says Qatari minister

The Apprentice: Fired but defiant Bushra Shaikh never wants to work with Kanye West

Credit Suisse charts the evolution of artificial intelligence and investing

Ratko Mladić guilty verdict is welcome, but Bosnia is still 'full of butchers' like him

ConsenSys prescribes blockchain for London's Brexit blues

Star Wars Battlefront 2 writer Mitch Dyer on creative freedom and what the series means to him

Exile or ICC trial – what next for ousted Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe?

Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

Why too many monolinguals will hurt British businesses post-Brexit

Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer