Worldcoin Could Be Displaced by This Palm Recognition Project
The Human Institute and Animoca Brands are launching a new human identity project that uses palm recognition instead of iris...
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Shiba Inu expanding in defi, InQubeta achieves mainstream recognition
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EU set to adopt world’s first AI legislation that will ban facial recognition in public places
The European Union (EU) is leading the race to regulate artificial intelligence (AI). Putting an end to three days of...
Germany’s Bold Leap into Cryptocurrency Recognition
In an unexpected move that could reshape the financial terrain, Joana Cotar, a member of the German Bundestag, has put...
E-commerce can also help NFTs achieve Mainstream Adoption and Recognition
NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are digital assets that represent unique and scarce items such as art, music, collectibles, and more....
China’s Crypto Rules Updated With Legal Recognition as Property
In a surprising move, courts in China have ruled that cryptocurrencies are protected as legal property under Chinese law. This...
Google Play Joins The Tokenization Bandwagon With Blockchain Gaming And NFT Recognition
According to a recent report by VentureBeat, Google Play has updated its policies to allow blockchain-based digital content, including non-fungible...
Halal DeFi Gets Recognition with MRHB DeFi
Share Tweet Share Share Email MRHB received recognition for building halal DeFi products targeting nearly 25% of the...
Bitcoin layer 2 Statechains gaining recognition as the reality of privacy erosion sets in
On August 8, the U.S Treasury added Tornado Cash to its Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) list. Officials alleged...
DeFi blockchain ecosystem powered by facial recognition becomes Aus first
BAXE has partnered with IDEMIA, the global augmented identity company, and Haventec, an Australian software company that decentralises sensitive data...
