2022-3-16 18:03 |
The Marshall Islands have opened the gates for a new generation of decentralized corporate organizations after giving legal recognition to DAOs. origin »
2022-3-16 18:03 |
The Marshall Islands have opened the gates for a new generation of decentralized corporate organizations after giving legal recognition to DAOs. origin »
The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), an independent island country near the Equator in the Pacific Ocean, has announced it will allow decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) to register as legal entities recognized by the international legal system.
2022-2-16 20:18 | |
The International Monetary Fund has previously spoken out against smaller nations like the Marshall Islands recognizing a digital currency as legal tender.
2021-6-11 00:00 | |
Crypto exchange BTSE has shifted its operations out of Dubai, claiming that regulators in countries with “non-permissive legal systems” are holding back the mass adoption of cryptocurrency with their inaction and broken promises.
2020-2-7 12:30 | |
The next stage for SOV cryptocurrency was revealed yesterday at Invest: Asia. The RMI is moving ahead with a timed-release monetary issuance. The Marshall Islands announced the creation of the first-ever legal tender issued as a cryptocurrency, the Sovereign (SOV) back in February 2018.
2019-9-13 22:30 | |
The Marshall Islands has set up a not-for-profit organization to oversee the Pacific nation's digital legal tender, the SOV.
2019-6-6 12:30 | |
The Sovereign (SOV) digital currency looks set to become the first decentralized national digital currency. It could be used in the Marshall Islands on an equal footing with the US dollar. Such cryptocurrency as legal tender, even in a small state, is a larger step on the path to crypto-adoption.
2019-3-10 11:44 | |
CoinSpeaker Swiss Wallet Manufacturer Tangem to Issue National Crypto for Marshall Islands The physical banknotes of the Sovereign, the world's first decentralized digital national currency, will join the U.
2019-1-30 09:51 | |
A usual reaction when looking for innovation centers is to turn to Silicon Valley, Tokyo, or New York. Yet, when it comes to cryptocurrency adoption, time and again, we’re seeing the smaller countries pick up the torch.
2019-1-15 20:00 | |
CryptoNinjas The Republic of the Marshall Islands today announced that blockchain expert Steve Tendon is advising and assisting the country with the drafting, design, and issuance of SOV, the digital legal tender of the Marshall Islands,.
2019-1-11 03:34 | |
Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine’s plans to create a cryptocurrency that would function as a legal tender could be frustrated by the efforts of eight senators from the country who joined together to present a no-confidence motion after the IMF, and the United States expressed their disagreement.
2018-11-8 18:10 | |
Financial savings have long been the foundation of wealth and asset building. However, we are now in a time when the growing obsolescence of financial institutions has forced certain technologies out of date, created high fees, revealed structural inefficiencies and, ultimately, meant that some standard investment solutions now fail to place consumer needs first.
2018-10-6 16:37 | |
David Paul has voiced his confidence in the planned legal tender crypto, disagreeing with the reasons for IMF’s disapproval.
2018-9-26 18:23 | |
The IMF (International Monetary Fund) has advised against the Republic of the Marshall Islands’ idea to bring in a digital currency as a second legal tender as well as the US dollar. The Marshall Islands are based in the central Pacific as a remote chain of islands.
2018-9-11 23:00 | |
The Republic of the Marshall Islands, which planned to issue a digital currency as a legal tender, received a negative recommendation from the International Monetary Fund. The IMF advised to abandon these plans.
2018-9-12 19:35 | |
The International Monetary Fund has advised against the launch of SOV cryptocurrency, which aims to become Marshall Islands’ legal tender.
2018-9-12 18:39 | |
The IMF says the Republic of the Marshall Islands should reconsider introducing a cryptocurrency as a second legal tender over perceived risks.
2018-9-11 12:30 | |