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This Week at INATBA: 2020 Working Group Showcase
To highlight the incredible work done by INATBA’s 14 Working Groups in 2020, we have created this showcase with a selection of their accomplishments over the past year.
Read More2020 at INATBA: A Year in Review
Despite its challenges, 2020 was momentous for INATBA. Here are the highlights of an incredibly productive year.
Read MoreHow You Can Help Protect the Future of Blockchain and Crypto in Europe
MiCA will undoubtedly transform the development of the blockchain ecosystem across the world. This is why INATBA is creating a new MiCA task force, dedicated to evaluating, discussing, and providing feedback on the proposed MiCA regulations.
Read MoreBuilding a Resilient “Silicon Country”
Governments have the power to embrace available solutions and replicate the Slicon Valley model for the good of an entire country, if an effort is made on a country-wide scale.
Read MoreHow Europe Maneuvered Back into the Crypto-Assets Competition with MiCA
With the release of proposed regulations for the Market in Crypto-assets (MiCA), Europe has expertly maneuvered itself back into the competition to rival the US and China in innovating and encouraging blockchain technology.
Read MoreINATBA at Year 1: Advancing Interoperability, Governance and Constructive Dialogue
A year on, INATBA has brought together a broad coalition of stakeholders in order to reflect the shared interests of sector players to ensure that everyone benefits from blockchain’s transformative potential.
Read MoreINATBA at Year 1: There’s Never Been a More Important Time for Blockchain
As we reflect back on all that INATBA has accomplished over the past year, we must therefore also look forward to the work that lies ahead of us.
Read MoreDuring Time of Uncertainty, INATBA Stands Ready to Address Global Challenges
As part of its core mission to foster public and private engagement, the International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications (INATBA) has joined the World Economic Forum’s COVID Action Platform.
Read MoreConvergence 2019: Why More Dialogue is Essential for the Future of Blockchain
With over 1400 attendees from over 50 different countries, Convergence was a truly global event. Here are some initial updates from some of the working groups that met at the conference.
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