ETHEREUM

Digix and Monolith to bring back Gold Standard on the Ethereum blockchain.

The pilot scheme in association with EY will use BTL's Interbit platform to cut the costs of energy trading.

Ardor allows users to create their own customised subsidiary blockchains secured by the main chain.

'Blockchain, Hyperconnectivity, and the City of the Future' whitepaper released at Dubai's World Government Summit.

Qtum is backed by OkCoin CEO Star Xu, Ethereum's Anthony Di Iorio, Augur's Jeremy Gardner and blockchain advocate Bo Shen.

Integration of blockchain technology with Thales Hardware Security Module addresses key distributed ledger risks for financial services, government, healthcare and other sectors.

IBM blockchain includes Dubai Customs, Dubai Trade and Santander to track the import and export of goods.

A Romanian coder establishes Bitnation domain following corruption protests.

Equibit Development Corporation opened its initial coin offering on February 1st.

IBTimes spoke to Sasha Ivanov during London Blockchain Week 2017.

The Chamber is also hosting annual DC Blockchain Summit with Georgetown University on March 15 & 16.

There was a definite flavour of altruism at last week's London Blockchain Week 2017.

Cornell's Emin Gün Sirer, Mihai Alisie of the AKASHA project and Steemit's Dan Larimer weigh up the options.

Hyperledger's Brian Behlendorf discusses abortive attempt to relicense the C++ Ethereum client to the Apache 2.0 licence.

The investment platform also uses the cloud and machine learning to enhance returns.

AdChain is hosting workshop series Xlabs to educate developers on blockchain development.

The lab is funded as a three year partnership with the Centre for Cryptocurrency Research and Engineering (IC3RE) at Imperial.

Study says eight of the world's 10 largest investment banks could save $8 billion to $12 billion annually.

LaborX will include a decentralised reputation system to reward workers in line with their talent and experience.

KBC, Natixis, Rabobank, Société Générale and UniCredit also signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Brussels.

The new lab in the Wall Street district will be staffed by more than 20 developers and designers.