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Oh dear, yet another failure of traditional banking infrastructure. When it all works fine - which it generally does - it’s easy to forget how little control we truly have, over what we laughably

Although prices remain in the gutter, there are important things happening in the background in terms of regulation and industry. BlockSparks are relieved to remind everyone that we are NOT financial

Steve Williams (left) and brother Sam have become multi-millionaires Identical twins who grew up in a tough south London neighbourhood became multi-millionaires by designing one of the world’s leading

Free riders --those who don't pay to play -- pose a problem in the crypto space, just as they do in a more traditional way for governments worldwide. Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin has co-authored a

Will Brexit lead to the UK following the US into regulatory isolationism, to the detriment of its place in the blockchain revolution? That’d be a crying shame, like everything else about

The blockchain potentially offers us greater protection from identity theft, especially from fraudulent use of our personal bank accounts, as this article illustrates. The case for 'decentralised

Key takeaways are the comparison with how road signage had to change to cope with faster traffic and that design also needs to come up with standardised ways of writing addresses and long crypto

Following on from our own recent blog about Estonian e-residency (link), we came across this post from last year about the possibility of the country itself offering a crypto coin and an ICO. It’s an