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    Credit Unions Turn to Blockchain Amid Increasing Competition

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    By Bailey Reutzel, A less-discussed type of financial entity, the credit union service organization (CUSO), has emerged as an unlikely – but significant – player in the industry’s CU Ledger blockchain initiative. In fact, to say that the involvement of CUSOs in...

    Bitcoin Provisions in the North Carolina Money Transmitter Act

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    By Todd Bryant, The North Carolina Money Transmitter Act was recently extended to cover bitcoin traders with House Bill 289, signed in July 2016 by State Governor Pat McCrory. Deemed as the ‘virtual currency law’ in the state, the bill introduces a legal framework for...

    Could Rising Interest Rates Threaten Bitcoin Prices?

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      By Charles Bovaird, It could be said that bitcoin was born in an era of low interest rates. The world’s first decentralized digital currency was first mined and traded in 2009, at a time when central banks were using unprecedented stimulus in an effort to...

    Broadridge is Investing Millions in Blockchain Voting

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      By Michael del Castillo, Financial services firm Broadridge recently had a coming out party as a leading blockchain investor. While the New York investing tech provider had previously voiced an interest in blockchain, it wasn’t until recently it invested $95m...
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