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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

According to a report published by the South Korean State Development Bank of Korea (KDB), which finances and manages large industrial facilities in the south of the country, Pyongyang has begun to search for blockchain and plans to create its own exchange platform. KDB said that Chosun Expo, a North Korean IT company, received government permission to develop a site for exchange. According to the report, Pyongyang is interested in research on technology blockchain, as cryptocurrencies can be "anonymous, hard-to-trace and easily ... Read more about " North Korea wants to join the world of cryptocurrency " on coinatory.com

In Russia, there is a system for buying jet fuel through the blockchain established. It was launched by the operator of the aviation kerosene market Gazpromneft-Aero, the airline S7 Airlines and Alfa-Bank. As reported in the press release on the site of Gazprom Neft, for instant payment of aviation fuel at the time of refueling, smart contracts are used on the Hyperledger blockchain-platform. Refueling is as follows: the airline pre-passes to the fuel company the data on the planned refueling of the future flight, electronic documents ... Read more about " Aviation fuel smart contracts " on coinatory.com

Commercial objects located in the busy central district of Beijing received a ban on cooperation with cryptocurrency companies. This caused a lot of rumors about whether the Chinese government intends to tighten the rules for the regulation of the cryptocurrency, given that the industry continues to flourish, despite the bans on trade last year. According to the report, local authorities in the Chaoyang District in Beijing issued an order dated August 17 and warned businesses, office buildings, hotels and shopping centers that they ... Read more about " China: another restrictions for crypto-related companies " on coinatory.com