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The Bank of Lithuania announced on Friday that it is requesting offers from software developers. 16.Mar.18 1:47 PM By Daria Zaytseva Photo Toinnov.com 382 | |
This is done to launch its LBChain initiative, a "service-based blockchain platform" designed to be used as a regulatory sandbox for startups working with blockchain technology. The Central Bank of Lithuania has entered the blockchain from the autumn of 2017, when it first issued initial coin offering (ICO) guidance. It subsequently revealed in February that it was probing an internal ICO that claimed to have collected € 100 million after it was concluded that the company's tokens qualify as securities. |