On January 24, a group of ten individuals met to discuss the problematic definition of blockchain in recently introduced bills SB/1870 and HB/1391, aimed at creating a Financial Technology Sandbox program in our state. Florida has joined the other trail-blazing states in recognizing the importance of supporting innovation for financial services and the challenges presented for startups regarding compliance. The objective was to develop non-technical language that is sufficiently broad to cover existing and future blockchain technologies while still being limited enough differentiate blockchain from other distributed ledger technologies and data management tools.
“The FinTech Revolution: Talents, Rebels and Disruptive Innovation” was the first official event hosted by BlockSpaces in their new home at Embarc Collective. With a great turnout, thought-provoking presentations, and lively discussions, this meetup made 2/20/2020 a date to remember.
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Another Synapse Summit is in the books, capping off 2 days of discovery, networking, and immersion for everyone in attendance. Synapse continues to carry the torch as a platform for Floridians to connect around innovation, business solutions, and emerging technology. BlockSpaces is proud to have participated for its third year strong, dating back to the event’s inauguration in 2018.
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Technological advancements continue to spearhead growth in the financial sector. As traditional banking methods become outdated, institutions have compensated by leveraging technology to optimize existing products and services.
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Wednesday, 05 February 2020 14:49
BLOCKCHAIN- As Defined by the Florida Blockchain Business Association
Written by Michelle Beane
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Tuesday, 04 February 2020 14:51
As Business Leaders Look To the Future, Blockchain Plays a Key Role.
Written by Ian Quinn
Blockchain ranks highly amongst formative emerging technologies today. In fact, blockchain is one of the most in-demand hard skills for 2020, according to LinkedIn. Innovators, engineers, investors, and executives are dedicating plenty of time and resources to the pursuit of blockchain solutions, across a wide variety of industries. Iterations in healthcare, finance, real estate, governance, and supply chain logistics are in full swing, with no signs of letting up anytime soon.
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