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Powering Change: How Blockchain Can Revolutionise Carbon Mitigation Efforts
Read more: Powering Change: How Blockchain Can Revolutionise Carbon Mitigation EffortsBy : Devyansh Atharv Abstract Blockchain has surfaced as a viable solution to deal with the ever-increasing harms of carbon emissions. Its decentralized, transparent, and immutable nature provides for a promising tool to combat and mitigate emissions in a way that has not been tried before. From being envisioned as the backbone of cryptocurrencies, it…
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How Stable Are Stablecoins?
Read more: How Stable Are Stablecoins?The paper posits that the term ‘unstable stablecoin’ might actually be factually correct. Through the case studies of Terra, DAI and USDT, it argues that stablecoins can sometimes be deceptive in nature.
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Budget 2022: Taxing of Cryptocurrency in India
Read more: Budget 2022: Taxing of Cryptocurrency in IndiaIn the budget speech, Finance minister Nirmala Sithraman announced a flat 30% tax rate on income generated from the transfer of digital assets. However, later she clarifies that this does not mean that these assets are legitimised, which was received with scepticism. This article first discusses how the legality of these assets is irrelevant to…
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How Web 3.0 will change International Relations
Read more: How Web 3.0 will change International RelationsThe future of the study of international relations will have to catch up with the steady rise of Web 3.0 going forward. As Web 3.0 recognizes no borders, the implications for international society and the relevance of the present state-centric world order shall be colossal.
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Illegal uses of Cryptocurrency
Read more: Illegal uses of CryptocurrencyThis is the second part of the article: Introduction and Regulation of Cryptocurrency”, authored by Mitali Arora, focuses on how cryptocurrency is misused for various illegal activities and suggests the need of a regulatory framework that would make cryptocurrencies a trustworthy medium of exchange.
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