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Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC)
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About Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC)
GBBC is the largest leading non-profit association for the blockchain, digital assets, and emerging technologies community. Founded in 2017 in Davos, Switzerland, GBBC comprises more than 500 institutional members and 251 Ambassadors across 119 jurisdictions and disciplines. GBBC furthers adoption of digital technologies by engaging regulators, business leaders, and global changemakers to harness these transformative tools for more secure and functional societies. GBBC industry verticals: Financial Services, Global Commerce/Supply Chains, and Commodities, underpinned by AI, digital identity, governance, hardware, infrastructure, policy, regulation, and security. GBBC initiatives: BITA Standards Council (BITA), GBBC Digital Media, Global Standards Mapping Initiative (GSMI), International Journal of Blockchain Law (IJBL), InterWork Alliance (IWA), and U.S. Blockchain Coalition (USBC).
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Signals from Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC)
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Presence & Recognition
Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC) returns to New York City for the 9th Annual Blockchain Central UNGA hosted jointly with DLA Piper alongside the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 22.
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Research & Knowledge
Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC) submitted key comments from member insights and strategic roadmap, A Vision for the UK in the Global Digital-Asset Economy, following the inaugural report by HM Treasury's Wholesale Digital Markets Champion, Christopher Woolard CBE.
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Presence & Recognition
Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC) member Taxbit launched its Asia-Pacific operations in Singapore, expanding its regulatory reporting infrastructure across the region.
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