How TG Ecosystem Uses Cooperation to Solve Major Crypto-Market Problems
Several models for the development of nations for the next three to five years were presented by the World Economic Forum, where cooperation was emphasized as the foundation for successful and speedy economic and social recovery. Speaking at the WEF, Børge Brende, a Norwegian politician and member of the Conservative Party, said that “the direction in which we need to head is towards greater dialogue, coordination and collective action”. Even today in the world of global business, we’re seeing hundreds of examples of cooperation gone right, such as the UN Global Compact,....
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Now a trillion-dollar market, the crypto ecosystem has withered some of the toughest conditions within its period of existence. However, like any other technological innovation, it is not short of native challenges. This ‘lucrative’ market faces a myriad of shortcomings, including criticisms from regulators and long-standing financial institutions. But the most significant hurdles are currently attributed to the underlying infrastructures. In a recent interview during the Paris Blockchain Week, Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao identified crypto custody as one of the hardest challenges that....
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