Government-Backed Firm to Launch Blockchain IDs in Luxembourg
A major digital identity firm backed by the government of Luxembourg is building a new platform alongside US startup Cambridge Blockchain.
Japan-based bitcoin exchange bitFlyer has opened a new EU branch after receiving regulatory approval in Luxembourg.
Massachuetts-based digital identity startup Cambridge Blockchain is opening a new office in Paris.
Securities issued on blockchains in Luxembourg now have the same legal status as traditional securities, after the passing of a new bill.
Regulators in Luxembourg have released a warning about OneCoin, becoming the latest country to air concerns over the investment scheme.
An affiliate of French corporate investment bank Natixis has sold shares to investors through a newly unveiled blockchain platform.