Braid: UCP launches new enforcement as defiance of COVID rules deepens The fact that the politicians needed to come out with this framework explains why enforcement has been so haphazard
Author of the article: Don Braid • Calgary Herald
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Wednesday was quite the day at the Whistle Stop Cafe in the little hamlet of Mirror, northeast of Red Deer.
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2021 Trends to Watch in Blockchain & Digital Assets
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Expect continuing focus on government enforcement and regulatory action – Enhanced focus on companies involved in the digital assets space will continue as we see increasingly more high-profile actions from the Department of Justice (DOJ), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and state Attorneys General.
Key industries sectors will move toward greater adoption of blockchain technology and digitized assets – The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the movement by certain industries, such as the financial industry and the hospitality sector, into digitizing certain of their products and assets on blockchain platforms.
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While 2020 will almost certainly not be remembered as the year
in which cryptocurrency and digital assets made their long-promised
arrival as a mainstay of financial transactions
overshadowed as they were by domestic politics and a global
pandemic the past 11 months marked another significant step
in that ongoing journey.
According to a recent Fidelity survey, 27% of institutional
investors in the U.S. hold crypto assets and 60% of investors
across the U.S. and Europe believe digital assets have a
place in their investment portfolio.
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The trend toward acceptance of digital assets as an asset class