Blockchain and its underlying distributed ledger technology have the potential to fundamentally transform a wide range of industries and markets. The Global Blockchain Policy Centre is exploring the benefits and risks of blockchain for economies and societies, beginning to identify good policy and regulatory approaches, and investigating uses in specific policy areas.
2021 OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum, 14 Sept-1 Oct
Public consultation: OECD high-level policy guidance on blockchain and DLT
The development potential of remittances using blockchain technology in Nepal
The uncertain promise of blockchain for government
Antitrust and the trust machine
Taxing virtual currencies: An overview of tax treatments and emerging tax policy issues
The development potential of remittances using blockchain technology in Nepal
Regulatory Approaches to the Tokenisation of Assets
Opportunities and challenges of blockchain technologies in health care
The uncertain promise of blockchain for government
Antitrust and the trust machine
Blockchain for SMEs and entrepreneurs in Italy
New digital technologies to tackle trade in illegal pesticides
Can blockchain technology reduce the cost of remittances?
Blockchain for SMEs and entrepreneurs in Israel
The tokenisation of assets and potential implications for financial markets
The policy environment for blockchain innovation and adoption
Jean Michel Godeffroy talks to Consensys about central bank digital currencies
Heather Dahl on digital credentials and privacy in the time of COVID-19
Leanne Kemp looks at what it will take to solve the blockchain conundrum
Simon Chantry describes trends in central bank digital currencies in the interconnected future
Ran Zhao profiles the blockchain ecosystem in China