Friday, 19 February 2021, 5:54 am
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Feb 17, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) -
Continuum Market hosts a monthly event to discuss the future
of United States & Cross-Border Blockchain Legislation.
The next Continuum Blockchain Legislation Summit, a virtual
monthly event, is scheduled to take place on Friday, 19th
February 2021. The event brings together thought leaders,
policy makers, and blockchain advocates shaping US and
Global Legislation.
Ally Medina (CA) joins Kristina
Bruhahn and Jeremy Foreman for a one-hour panel discussion
on blockchain technology applications to California and how
legislation needs to be crafted to retain and attract
businesses and entrepreneurs.
Want to meet the
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Continuum Blockchain Legislation Summit February 19
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Feb 17, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Continuum Market hosts a monthly event to discuss the future of United States & Cross-Border Blockchain Legislation. The next Continuum Blockchain Legislation Summit, a virtual monthly event, is scheduled to take place on Friday, 19th February 2021. The event brings together thought leaders, policy makers, and blockchain advocates shaping US and Global Legislation.
Ally Medina (CA) joins Kristina Bruhahn and Jeremy Foreman for a one-hour panel discussion on blockchain technology applications to California and how legislation needs to be crafted to retain and attract businesses and entrepreneurs.
Want to meet the Continuum.Market Brands?
acnnewswire.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from acnnewswire.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Blockchain has long ceased to be the domain of tech geeks and enigmatic crypto traders that can recite Satoshi Nakamoto’s white paper by heart, enchanting the public imagination with its promise to disrupt industries from peer-to-peer payments to identity verification. It is hard to think of an industry more in need of disruption than that of cross-border payments. While sending money to a local recipient is a matter of searching for their Venmo nickname and coming up with a clever message to accompany the payment, an international payment can feel like a devil’s obstacle course.
While accounting for around $716 billion in P2P payments in 2019, according to the World Bank, cross-border transfers remain one of the most inconvenient consumer transactions, plagued with head-scratching processing times, notoriously exorbitant fees, and a troubling lack of transparency.