The Danish Kroner (DKK) is one of the most important currencies in Europe and has a strong and stable economy. However, the current financial system is facing challenges that require new solutions. To address these challenges, we propose a new stable currency called the Danish Stablecoin (eDKK) that is pegged…

“If you would like to tokenize your business or community and make it Web3 ready, how do you need to approach your token design? Which questions do you have to ask yourself? What know-how do you need in your team to be able to properly “design” or “engineer” these tokens?”…

Real estate is one of the largest asset classes worldwide in terms of market capitalization, however, real estate ownership is not open to all members of society. Many low-income households can never afford to buy real estate. …

NFTs are a real buzz at the moment. They let us tokenise things like art, collectibles, even real estate. NFTs started in 2017 with CryptoKitties (a game to breed and trade digital kittens) and CryptoPunks and gradually increased over the last years, but it exploded in 2021 (i.e. in 2020…

“Secure, transparent, no third-party, autonomous & accurate” What is a smart contract? Smart contracts are digital contracts or agreements between parties in the form of computer code. This allow two or more parties to undertake some form of exchange. …

Blockchain is fundamentally an accounting technology. Quick Recap of the key features of blockchain: Propagation: new transactions originate with one user but propagate to a network of identical ledgers, without a central controller Permanent: all transactions and records are permanent, unable to be tampered with or removed. …

Are multiple parties sharing data? Will multiple parties be updating data? Is there a requirement for verification? Is verification adding cost and complexity? Are interactions time sensitive? Will transactions by different users depend on each other? If you’ve answered yes to at least four of these questions, blockchain could be the solution for you!

The “Money Flower” diagram by M. Bech and R. Garratt is one way to visualize different types of money and their traits. Money can be described with the denominators Widely accessible Digital Central bank-issued Peer-to-peer E-money would fall within the categories “Digital” and “Central bank-issued”. references/copy : https://trimplement.com/blog/2020/10/emoney-definition/

In 2009, the Commission brought a revised version of this directive into force, now referred to as the EMD2. It contains the following definition of e-money: “electronically, including magnetically, stored monetary value as represented by a claim on the issuer which is issued on receipt of funds for the purpose…