2020-7-23 12:33 |
Lithuania’s central bank has issued a NEM blockchain-based collector token in homage to the country’s Act of Independence of 1918.
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2020-7-23 12:33 |
Lithuania’s central bank has issued a NEM blockchain-based collector token in homage to the country’s Act of Independence of 1918.
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Lithuania?s central bank has finally released its digital currency LBCOIN, becoming the first bank in the world to issue its own crypto
2020-7-23 10:58 | |
Lithuania’s central bank is set to issue 24,000 digital tokens commemorating the re-establishment of Lithuanian independence in 1918.
2020-7-22 18:29 | |
The Bank of Lithuania will start the sale of LBCOIN, a digital collector’s coin, on July 9. Based on the NEM Blockchain, users will be able to trade tokens for a physical silver coin once they have collected each of the six unique tokens available in the entire 24,000 collection.
2020-7-9 17:47 | |
The Bank of Lithuania announced that it had completed the research phase of its blockchain project called LBChain. The central bank now plans to deploy the platform by the end of 2020 and expand its use cases beyond the financial sector.
2020-5-29 19:00 | |
The Bank of Lithuania finished its research phase on the LBChain’s blockchain project that aims to provide a regulatory infrastructure.
2020-5-28 00:45 | |
Bank of Lithuania may be the next entity to look into Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), after multiple banks worldwide have expressed interest. All Aboard the Central Bank Digital Currency Bandwagon Following preliminary interest from central banks in China, as well as India, Cambodia, and to an extent the European Central Bank, the Bank of Lithuania has given attention to digital assets issued and backed centrally.
2020-1-31 16:00 | |
Lithuania’s central bank suggested that banks should face the perceived risks of digital currencies and join the digital asset space to preserve control
2019-12-11 15:20 | |
This year has seen the beginnings of a global race to launch central bank crypto-assets (CBDCs). No country has managed it yet but China is emerging as the clear favorite. This has spurred the forward-thinking banks of the world into action, and Lithuania is the latest to join the cryptocurrency party.
2019-12-11 10:00 | |
Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos Bankas), the 97-year-old financial institution that functions as the nation’s central bank, has announced plans to roll out a distributed ledger technology (DLT) powered digital collector coin dedicated to the country’s past leaders who fought for its independence, according to a press release, December 9, 2019.
2019-12-10 16:30 | |
Coinspeaker Blockchain-Based Collectible Coins Announced by Lithuanian Central BankThere were many fun ways of authorities trying to make use of blockchain in counting some items. This time, it is a set of collectible silver-backed coins offered by the Bank of Lithuania.
2019-12-10 11:09 | |
The Act of Independence of Lithuania has been a major event in the history of this country, and it will soon be honored in the blockchain industry, according to board member Marius Jurgilas. According to a recent press release from the Bank of Lithuania, the financial institution will be releasing a digital collector coin, based […]
2019-12-10 00:46 | |
Lithuania’s central bank announced that in 2020 it will release a blockchain-based collector coin
2019-12-9 17:35 | |
Coinspeaker Clear Skies Ahead for SatchelPay After Clearing Regulatory HurdleSatchelPay, one of the leading European electronic money institutions, has been cleared by the Bank of Lithuania to resume all suspended services.
2019-11-20 22:14 | |
Recognizing that businesses are seeking alternative ways to raise capital other than bank lending, the Bank of Lithuania has issued new guidelines on security token offerings. The goal is to clarify applicable rules without introducing more regulations.
2019-10-26 15:05 | |
IBM and Tieto are fighting for the right to develop a financial services blockchain platform for Lithuania’s central bank
2019-10-24 11:37 | |
By CCN: Deutsche Bundesbank president Jens Weidmann has added a dampener to discussions on central bank digital currencies (CBDC), claiming they would destabilize financial systems and worsen bank runs.
2019-6-9 13:15 | |
By CCN: The Chairman of the Board of the Bank of Lithuania has spoken about the merits of central bank digital currencies. He has labeled them as a new, more efficient, offering from central banks across the globe.
2019-5-31 10:40 | |
European Central Bank Official Affirms That CBDCs Have Several Uses An official from the European Central Bank called Vitas Vasiliauskas has recently talked about Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).
2019-5-29 00:23 | |
Digital asset exchange Exmo, a leading crypto trading platform in Eastern Europe, has recently registered a subsidiary in Turkey. The company is setting up an office in Istanbul, the financial capital of the country situated on the Bosphorus.
2019-2-21 20:02 | |
The central bank of Lithuania has updated its position on cryptocurrencies and tokens issued through initial coin offerings. The regulator has revised the definition of these assets specifying the conditions under which financial institutions can operate with digital money and accept crypto payments.
2019-2-21 01:30 | |
The Bank of Lithuania has released an update to its position on virtual assets and ICOs, leaving its underlying principles unchanged
2019-2-21 00:55 | |
The Helsinki-based banking conglomerate, Nordea Bank, has allegedly accepted “criminal funds” from banks in Lithuania and Estonia, as reported by the Swedish Economic Crime Authority. Tied To The Rest Supposedly, this money is related to a separate laundering case that involved the Danske Bank in Denmark.
2018-10-23 17:50 | |
Nordic banking giant Nordea Bank is allegedly implicated in a multi-million money laundering scandal. Reportedly, the case is related to another recent money laundering scheme involving Denmark’s Danske Bank.
2018-10-19 14:00 | |
British-based digital bank Revolut has applied for financial licenses in two European Union member states, Lithuania and Luxemburg, in the light of risks associated with Brexit. We’ve covered its progress in The Daily.
2018-9-26 16:45 | |
A new survey has found that 88 percent of crypto exchanges want regulation, while a third believe a market crash is a significant threat to the industry. The study, conducted by Mistertango, a crypto payment app that is regulated by the Bank of Lithuania, is based on responses from 24 cryptocurrency exchanges across Europe, Asia, […] The post Survey: 88% of Crypto Exchanges Want Regulation for the Industry to Mature appeared first on Coinjournal.
2018-8-1 00:14 | |
Now, this intense interest in the country’s virtual currencies space is stoking fears of money laundering from the Russian criminal underground. Pushback Against Illegal Money from Russia According to a report on Politico, Marius Jurgilas – a board member of the Bank of Lithuania – discussed concerns that the Baltic state has with money pouring
2018-6-26 09:18 | |
The northeastern European country of Lithuania has experienced a boom in cryptocurrency that has been supported by a liberal approach towards regulations in the space. Now, this intense interest in the country’s virtual currencies space is stoking fears of money laundering from the Russian criminal underground.
2018-6-26 05:00 | |