“As blockchain decentralizes financial activities, governments will continue striving to understand and regulate the technology. And those that do so effectively will have an opportunity to attract global investment and become frontrunners in a blockchain economy.”
Just a few years ago, the word blockchain was more likely to conjure up associations with fringe tech than serious business. It was first deployed by cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, whose abstract nature and volatility inspired widely divergent opinion in the financial community, from evangelic worship to blanket rejection. Cryptocurrencies, however, are just one digital asset that can be exchanged using blockchain. And the technology itself is gaining increased traction in mainstream business communities around the world — but not in Vanuatu. Perhaps it’s best to start with a bit of background.
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