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More than 80% of the world"s companies realizing or implemented blockchain projects in varying degrees, with a quarter of them have already launched pilot projects or fully completed their implementation, according to a study by the consulting company PwC. The PwC study "Blockchain is here. What"s your next move? "Is based on a survey of 600 executives from 15 countries and territories: Australia, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Singapore, Sweden, UAE, UK and USA. Respondents were asked questions ... Read more about " PwC: More than 80% of companies in the world implement blockchain projects " on coinatory.com

The regulator, criticizing cryptos, does not intend to impose a ban on them. The central bank of the Netherlands, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), criticized cryptocurrencies, refusing to recognize their right to be a modern form of money. As Peter Hielekema, the divisional director of the regulator, said, "if an asset wants to claim to be the same as money, then people should be able to spend this asset, save it, and also reflect the cost of goods and services in it. However, the goods are not so often purchased for cryptocurrencies, they are ... Read more about " Central Bank of Netherlands: you can buy goods for cryptocurrencies, but they are still not money " on coinatory.com

The Land Cadastre of the Netherlands plans to conduct a series of tests of blockchain technology for subsequent introduction into the field of natural, economic and legal accounting of land in the country. System Architect of the governmental service of land registration Huisstede Cohen said that management is following the example of other countries and intends to get acquainted with the new technology of distributed registries and their possible applications in the field of estate planning subsequent implementation blockchain-making in ... Read more about " Netherlands test blockchain-solution for land registration " on coinatory.com