Blockchain Daily Digest – October 28th, 2019

1. China’s Cryptography Law Piques Local Interest and Stirs Global Market Reaction
   On Saturday, Oct 26^th, China’s top legislature voted to pass a national cryptography law that will come into effect on January 1^st, 2020. The vote was passed just one day after Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed the necessity for China to leverage blockchain technology. 
   
   
2. China Looking into the Application of Blockchain and AI for Cross-Border Financing
   China is researching the application of blockchain  technology and artificial intelligence in cross-border financing, with a focus on risk management. 
   
   
3. EOS Dublin and ConsolFreight partner to Leverage Blockchain In FreightTech
   EOS Dublin, an EOS block producer and EOSIO blockchain developer, has partnered with ConsolFreight, a leading operator in the digitized Freight Forwarding industry.
   
   
4. World Economic Forum Partners with Mining Companies to Design Blockchain Solutions
   According to a Medium post released on Oct. 25, seven major mining and metals companies have decided to partner with the World Economic Forum (WEF) to experiment, design, deploy blockchain solutions and sustainably maximize blockchain sourcing of raw materials.
   
   
5. Mastercard Blockchain to Trace Produce for the Largest American Food Group
   Mastercard is collaborating with Envisible, a supply-chain company, to allow the traceability of the origin of food products via Mastercard's blockchain-based Provenance Solution.  

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