Blockchain Daily Digest – November 19th, 2019

1.     Visa Launches a Blockchain System that Algorithmically Ensures Fairness

Visa, a prominent card payment solution provider, has developed a blockchain-driven system dubbed LucidiTEE that seeks to enable multiple parties to compute large-scale private data jointly.

2.     Xinyuan Employs X-Bolts Blockchain for Real Estate Transformation

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industrial revolution or 4IR?

3.     US SEC Reopens Rejected Bitwise BTC ETF For Review

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)   has announced that it will revisit and review its previous decision to reject  Bitwise Asset Management and NYSE Arca’s filing for a Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund (ETF).

4.     Global Radio Station Flat.FM Introduces New Cryptocurrency on the Minter Network

The latest update indicates that FLAT.FM launched its own   cryptocurrency – FLATCOIN – on the Minter blockchain network. The global radio station is an electronic music streaming service, which brings together listeners and artists from all over the world.

5.     Indian Bill to Ban Cryptocurrency Excluded from Winter Parliament Agenda

The latest news indicates that the government of India will not be deliberating on the cryptocurrency bill during the winter session of parliament as was previously planned. On 14^th November 2019, the Lok Sabha – India’s lower house of parliament – released the tentative list of bills which the government is expected to introduce and pass during the upcoming winter session.

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