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'Boring Is the New Exciting': How Baseline Protocol Connected With 600 Corporates
Baseline Protocol, where companies can use the Ethereum public mainnet as a common frame of reference, has released its version 1.0.
Wirecard Fallout: Auditor EY Accused of Not Flagging $2.1B Black Hole Sooner
Following a sharp drop in the Wirecard stock price, the German shareholders' body holds EY responsible for not alerting the public sooner over the firm's accounting failures.
Italy's Leading Wire Service Is Using Ethereum to Thwart Copycats
Italy's ANSA newswire is trialing an ethereum-based system to track every article it publishes in an effort to prevent impersonators from publishing fake news under its banner.
Bankruptcy Trustee to Hand Quadriga Users' Information to Canadian Taxman
The bankruptcy trustee overseeing the winding up of crypto exchange QuadrigaCX, will be turning all user information over to the Canada Revenue Agency.
EY Open-Sources Tech It Says Slashes Cost of Private Ethereum Transactions
Lowering the costs of private transactions in this way makes the public ethereum blockchain more competitive with private chains, EY says.
EY Launches Token and Smart Contract Testing Service in Open Beta
Now in public beta, EY's new review service assesses code quality and checks for malware.
EY Launches Blockchain Tool to Help Bring Accountability to Public Finances
The accounting giant is using blockchain tech to assist governments in improving transparency and accountability in the management of public funds.
WATCH: 'Big Four' Exec Says Privacy Is Key to Enterprise Blockchain Adoption
"Enterprises will not go on to the public mainnet without privacy and security," EY's Paul Brody told CoinDesk.
QuadrigaCX Founder's Widow Will Cough Up $9 Million to Repay Users
Bankruptcy trustee EY and the widow of QuadrigaCX founder Gerald Cotten have come to a settlement – with affected users of the defunct exchange getting a $9 million payout.
A Big Four Audit Firm Lost $1 Million In Bitcoin. Victims Are Losing Patience
QuadrigaCX creditors are losing patience with their court-appointed law firm, demanding answers about the effort to recover their funds.
