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Can blockchain go green?

Arvin Kamberi

07 October 2022

Blockchain, Blockchain diplomacy, Crypto diplomacy, Cryptocurrencies, E-commerce and trade, E-waste, Future of work, Inclusive finance

The Ethereum blockchain Merge. Ethereum is a decentralized, open-source blockchain with smart contract functionality On 15 September, all eyes of the cryptocurrency industry were pointed at the block count of the E...

The collapse of crypto market rings the bell for regulators

Arvin Kamberi

17 June 2022

Consumer protection, Cryptocurrencies, Digital business models, E-commerce and trade

How fast do we need regulation for bridging crypto and traditional finance? Hint: Right now. Celsius Network: A case study Crypto markets are again being shaken by the recent news (or lack of it) from the crypto...

Ten years of bitcoin and a look back at 2018

Arvin Kamberi

11 January 2019

Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, E-commerce and trade, Telecommunications infrastructure

3 January 2019 marks the ten year anniversary of the first blockchain block created. On this day back in 2009 the first block, called the ‘Genesis block’, was mined in the bitcoin blockchain by anonymous online en...

Cybermediation: What role for blockchain and artificial intelligence?

DiploFoundation

12 October 2018

Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Blockchain diplomacy, Cryptocurrencies, Cybermediation

Last week, the Geneva Internet Platform hosted an event on #Cybermediation, as part of the #Cybermediation initiative. The discussion, moderated by DiploFoundation's Interim Director Dr Stephanie Borg Psaila, focused ...

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