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Trending Trinity Weekly (October, 22-26)

27 October 2018 11:03, UTC

The latest statistics of your site visits shows the current trend very clearly. It’s regulation that caught and held your attention all week long. However, we have to make a trip around the world to check how is cryptosphere regulated in different parts of our planet. OK, let’s start!

#3 - India: How CSR Can Help To Develop A Digital Business

Story number 3 this week is the second part of the interview with the lawyer of the Supreme Court of India Sudhanshu CHANDRA. This interesting conversation is dedicated to the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility and its influence on Indian digital market. Will it become a real platform for establishing mutual understanding between digital business and the government? Learn about it here, but don’t forget to check the first part too.

#2 - Liechtenstein’s Banks Trade Crypto. The Blockchain Act To Pass in First Quarter of 2019

This European state hits the Trending Trinity chart for the second week in a row. Not bad for such a small country, right? Liechtenstein has a strong and developed economy though and crypto industry here is also getting closer to its bloom. In the article Denis Goncharenko collected the most interesting facts about the economy of the principality and noted the key milestones of its development. A real crypto-guide to Liechtenstein here!

#1 - No Scam Or How Israel Crypto Community Came to Self-Regulation

Our final destination today is Israel. The country is known for the active participation of regulators in formation and development of its digital market. The recent implementation of the blockchain security platform Yael has also strengthened the position of Israel among the crypto powers. Anna Zhigalina spoke to Roman GOLD, founding Partner of the Israeli Blockchain Association, to figure out what else should the market expect from the regulators. By the end of the week the article came up with 5500+ views and became an absolute leader!